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AWS is powerful, but misconfigurations can create risks. What simple steps can beginners take to secure EC2, S3, and IAM roles? How important is setting permissions correctly from the start?

AWS has so many services like EC2, Lambda, S3, RDS. How do you decide which one is best for your l web project? Is simplicity more important than scalability in the beginning, or should you plan for growth from the start? What kind of service are you using at the moment?

Currently, I have no plans to go with AWS. But if I think about it in the future I’d begin by exploring the free tier. I would experiment with simple services like EC2 or S3. I think AWS is more technical than traditional hosting so I would make sure to build knowledge by watch beginner videos...

I haven’t tried it myself, but I think AWS can definitely run small websites and forums. Its flexibility allows you to start with minimal resources and scale up only if traffic grows, though setup might be more technical than traditional hosting.

The main difference is flexibility and scalability. AWS offers cloud-based hosting, meaning you pay for what you use, can scale resources instantly, and access managed services. Traditional hosting is usually fixed, limited storage, bandwidth, and slower scaling, but simpler and sometimes...

Hello, my name is Martha. I am university graduate with Marketing as a major subject. I work in a marketing agency as an intern. I hope to build a career in digital marketing. Good to be here