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+title: 01 - intro
+description: intro
+course: ["aws solutions architect"]
+---
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+Amazon Web Services (AWS) is a cloud provider.
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+It provides servers and services on demand that can easily scale.
+
+It's in direct contrast to on-premise solutions that require ordering servers and setting them up manually.
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+It powers a lot of well known websites, like Netflix.com, which rents all their servers from AWS.
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+## Facts
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+- AWS has 90b in revenue
+- 31% of cloud market
+- 1m active users
+
+## Use cases
+
+Almost any use case you could want.
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+- Hosting websites
+- Backups and storage
+- Big data analytics etc etc