AWS Global Infrastructure – Global infrastructure of AWS, right, actually AWS provides the services throughout the world. in more than 200 countries.

  • AWS Is available now in these days more than 200 countries, right.
  • and AWS cloud infrastructure.
  • what we see in AWS management console.
  • is built around regions and availability zones.
  • means the global infrastructure of AWS is divided.
  • into regions.
  • regions & availability zones.
  • we will call them AZ.
  • right.
  • and AWS cloud infrastructure
  • what we see in AWS Management Console
  • Is Built Around, regions and availability zones
  • means
  • the global infrastructure of aws is divided
  • into regions
  • regions & availability zone
  • availability zones
  • we will call them AZ
  • right
  • so we have regions
  • we have almost 24 active regions
  • at present
  • i think more than 70
  • availability zone
  • more than 70, ill tell you
  • from where you find this exact figure
  • but what exactly is the region
  • ill tell you
  • you do one thing
  • global infrastructure of aws
  • AWS>200 Countries
  • regions-(24 actives)
  • availability zones(AZ)-70
  • you just open one link
  • aws global infrastructure
  • aws global cloud infrastructure
  • and you will see this
  • you open this link
  • you open this link
  • and iam just pasting it, its URL Hereinfrastructure aws
  • you open this
  • you can find this active and dynamic map of aws
  • global cloud infrastructure
  • which is available
  • you click on ‘How we do it’
  • you have number of components in this aws global infrastructure
  • let me take like
  • i am taking mumbai
  • right now
  • we have only mumbai region
  • as an active
  • but aws also preparing one new region in india
  • hyderabad
  • if you just go to united states
  • you’ll find maximum number of regions in united states
  • but what all these are
  • what all thsese are
  • these are the regions
  • ya
  • this is your region
  • you can find these are the region names
  • what is the meaning of region
  • actually every aws region
  • is an independent and separate geographic location
  • its a geographic location
  • and every region
  • is laid with atleast two isolated locations
  • lets say
  • this is the region
  • im taking north virginia
  • this is north virginia
  • right
  • this is north Virginia
  • if you see a yellow color
  • this is the region name
  • so this is a separate geolocation
  • and if you see this blue color dots
  • these are availability zones
  • and what is the availability zone
  • an availability zone is group of data centers
  • availability zone
  • is a group of data centers
  • you gonna find here
  • let me tell you
  • ya, this is the better picture
  • you can better understand here
  • lets say you took randomly one region
  • so this is the region
  • we can separate geo location
  • and within every region you can find multiple availability zones
  • not always 3
  • some times you get 2
  • some times you get 4,5
  • maximum availability zones are
  • available in north virginia
  • so in this diagram you can see you have 3 availability zones
  • and every availability zone is a group of data centers
  • not 1 not 2 not 3
  • they are not sharing this information
  • so in which how many
  • how many data centers are there in one availability zone
  • but we have a group of data centers
  • in one availability zone
  • and all these are connected to each other to provide connectivity
  • so multiple connections are there
  • and you can find this purple color
  • box
  • this is the mini data center
  • which is being used to connect these data centers
  • and these are known as point of presence(POP)
  • point of presence
  • and these point of presence
  • can be considered as edge locations
  • edge locations
  • and these edge locations
  • are not only connecting these data centers region
  • so these edge locations which is present in POP(Point of Presence)
  • we can distribute our application content also
  • using thse edge locations
  • so edge locations can be used to distribute content
  • content to our client
  • to reduce latency
  • if you want to reduce latency
  • lets say your application is in united states
  • and client is in australia
  • so if Australian client wants to access an application which is hosted in united states some region
  • so what will you do you can use these edge locations
  • to minimize latency
  • right
  • and point of presence
  • i told you point of presence is kind of a mini data centers
  • and these are you can find these POP almost in every major cities
  • and these point of presence are bing used to provide connectivity
  • among all these data centers
  • so it is very really important to route your traffic
  • from one data center to another data center
  • if one POP is not available
  • your data can be routed through another POP
  • and these POP’s are containing edge locations
  • edge locations are containing no of physical servers
  • edge locations are containing number of physical server
  • to catch your data
  • if you want to distribute your data
  • you can use edge locations
  • correct
  • so very simple you have not to worry about this
  • you have not to configure these edge locations
  • availability zones, regions, no, no
  • these already are there
  • you have to use
  • once again the people are just confused to take this edge locations
  • actually an edge location is where
  • the end user access services located at aws environment
  • an edge locations are located in most of the major cities
  • are out the world
  • and they are specially used by the content delivery network
  • to distribute your content to your end user
  • to reduce latency
  • so it is like frond-end for your service
  • we access with the applications
  • soo this concept can be taken in another way
  • right so i can some example
  • so let me explain you
  • edge location can be collection of physical servers
  • every edge location have some collection of physical servers
  • and within the data center
  • to allow for content distribution
  • to reduce latency to the end user
  • it means the higher the number of edge locations you have in global infrastructure of aws
  • the better the content is distributed
  • all over the world
  • or regions
  • so one region can have multiple edge locations
  • so this is the brief im giving you and i think you can understand better
  • and what is the region
  • it is a separate geo location
  • it is a sperate geo location
  • so if you are coming here in aws
  • in aws
  • we have number of regions
  • total 24 regions we have
  • and if you want to see them
  • you go there, here in this link you can find infrastructure aws
  • you can find 77 availability zones
  • 24 regions we have
  • and we have number of edge locations
  • right
  • few more have to come
  • like the five local
  • local zone is a Extention of your region
  • you can find some more space
  • ok
  • like, you see
  • this is the world map
  • this is the world map
  • and aws has their own connectivity
  • so they are using their own network
  • they are using their own fibre cable
  • they are using their own infrastructure
  • to provide connectivity to their data centers
  • so what they did
  • they actually divided the entire world into some 24 locations
  • and these location
  • these geographical locations are known as regions
  • so we have
  • you can see all these dots
  • all these dots like europe
  • we have dot on london
  • ireland
  • america
  • north virginia
  • ohio
  • oreagon
  • north california
  • in india we have mumbai
  • so these are the regions
  • and every region and every region
  • lets say these are the regions
  • right
  • but if you see
  • if you see
  • the region is ok, region is a name
  • but region is not resource
  • region is a name
  • but within the region
  • we have multiple availability zones
  • like in mumbai
  • in mumbai, we have three availability zone
  • but these three availability zones are group of data centres
  • every availability zone is a group of data centres
  • may be they have 2 data centres, 4 data centres or 8 data centres
  • but every
  • every availability zone is a group of data centre
  • and these three availability zones
  • is a part of this mumbai region
  • so whatever machine you are creating
  • in mumbai, it will use any resource from an availability zone
  • so, when you create a machine
  • when you create a machine when you create a server
  • on aws first of all you select the region
  • and then you select the availability zone
  • and then you launch your machine
  • it means you decide where you have to lauch your machine
  • and what resource you are using
  • correct
  • very simple
  • we cannot do much we cannot manage underlined resources
  • so this is the network of aws
  • that why they are saying this is a global cloud infrastructure of aws
  • it is created by aws
  • and it is maintained by aws
  • and it is provided by aws
  • we can use these resources only through aws management console
  • which is a part of your aws account
  • we can use these underlined resources
  • but if directly if you want to manage your blade server
  • if you want just go and see where your blade server and how you can manage it
  • those thing you cannot do
  • but definetly all the features i was just talking about
  • like high availability
  • fault tolerence
  • snapshots
  • storages
  • everything you can do
  • but verything you can do with the help of aws management console
  • which is a part of your aws account
  • yes you can migrate machine from one availability zone to another availability zone
  • ill tell you the method
  • ill tell you the method
  • once you create a machine and if you want to move that machine
  • so we have some methods
  • you have to follow those methods
  • right
  • ok
  • so this way and you see the purple color
  • these purple color
  • dots explaining these are connecting points
  • which is providiing a kind of redundency
  • redundency and a kind of routing of your traffic
  • to rach your traffic
  • to reach your application
  • with the least efforts
  • with the least latency
  • right
  • so thes are a kind of mini data centers
  • and you can find these mini data centers
  • almost in all major cities
  • lets say if you are talking about india
  • this is delhi, this is calcutta, this is chennai
  • this is banglore and how they are creating one more region in hyderabad
  • ok
  • now if you see in london
  • europe is quite complex
  • thats why i was not showing you
  • like this is your london region
  • in london region you have three availability zones
  • and what is the availability zone
  • ofcourse it is group of data centers
  • and you can see
  • these purple color dots
  • and these are being used to provide connectivity
  • as well as to provide catching to your running application but you have to configure them
  • for your application if you want to use
  • CDN, content delivery network
  • if i want use my application available
  • in multiple locations
  • that definitely you can provide
  • we have methods
  • and for that we should understand aws management console
  • you should know how to manage your applications
  • servers and like load balancing
  • auto-scaling network distribution
  • traffic controlling
  • everything you should understand
  • right
  • then only you can provide the solution to your client
  • is it clear
  • now iam giving very simple example here today let me tell you
  • i am not teaching you any service
  • still its not started
  • right
  • let me tell you
  • i need to give an introduction of aws account
  • in order to login into your aws account
  • you have to write first of all aws.amazon.com
  • aws.amazon.com
  • where is my application sits
  • is in an availability zone
  • availability zone
  • availability is a group of data centers
  • right
  • the POP’s are only to route your traffic
  • to cache your traffic
  • to route your traffic and to cache your traffic
  • ill tell you
  • ok
  • like region
  • aws

  • AWS contains multiple regions
  • multiple regions
  • region is what?
  • separate geo location
  • and the total and every continent has multiple regions
  • number 1
  • and every region has
  • please do understand
  • every region has multiple availability zone(AZ)
  • ill say AZ
  • avalilability zone
  • right
  • and every AZ has multiple data centres
  • data centres
  • and data centres has the resources to create your machines
  • data centres has the resources to create your machine
  • and now one more thing
  • regions as well as availability zones
  • and now one more thing
  • regions as well as availability zones
  • regions and availability zones
  • are connected
  • through point of presence(POP)
  • point of presence(POP)
  • and POP is containing edge locations
  • which is almost present in every major city
  • and what edge location does
  • it provide you
  • it route the traffic
  • it routes the traffic
  • among various data centeres
  • and regions
  • number 1
  • it provides content delivery
  • it maintain
  • it maintains catche
  • maintains catche of flowing traffic
  • traffic
  • so these are the major things
  • right
  • lets say
  • this is your region 1
  • so this is your region 2

  • and these regions has multiple availability zones
  • so im taking only two, two availability zones
  • lets say this AZ1
  • this is AZ2
  • here also there is AZ1 in region 2 and this is AZ2
  • in Region 2
  • and these are connected through, you can have multiple edge locations, near to your region
  • right
  • these are the edge locations
  • or you can say POP
  • these are edge locations
  • what is the purpose of the edge location
  • because these are connected together
  • these are connected together
  • in order to provide connectivity
  • if one route is not available
  • it will provide you, lets say
  • you have one client here
  • lets say you have one client here
  • which sits near this particular edge location
  • and you have another client here which is near to availability zone 1
  • or you have a server here
  • this is the server
  • server
  • and MR. A wants to access the application
  • which is running on the server
  • so he can take any route
  • right
  • he can also take this route to reach here
  • he can also take this route to reach here
  • if one route is not possible
  • if one route is not available
  • automatically the another route is being provided
  • through these edge locations
  • as well as to reach the ultimate server
  • you are getting me
  • so edge locations are being used to route your traffic
  • to maintain the catche of flowing data even
  • is it ok or not
  • so i just try to say the thing
  • so that you must have some idea
  • ok
  • now
  • now, im just going to start with aws management console
  • what is my next
  • line of action
  • let of action
  • let me tell you
  • the first ill tell you
  • aws management console
  • aws management console

 

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