Amazon Web Services

International Journal on Cloud Computing: Services and ArchitectureTrusted Cloud Computing Introduction Cloud computing is a service that many businesses and organizations use to store large amounts of data with more cost efficiency. Using a service such as cloud computing can greatly minimize the cost spent on hardware and software or software licensing for corporations, and at the same time enhance the performance of business processes. The main concern with cloud computing remains primarily with

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This report will focus on security of Amazon Company and will look at how security posture of the company will be done and solved. Footprinting is a process of using various tools and technologies to understand, learn the best to attack a main target. Any hacker, or attacker will try to find

and Fault Tolerance Web Application Design on Amazon EC2 Keshav Khandelwal and Pravesh Shah Department of Computer Science, California State University Long Beach, USA Group number 11 Abstract— As Cloud Computing is considered as the most influential technology in IT world which provides many facilities and increases the capability of our system without any extra hardware installment. So this paper focuses on the fault tolerance of web application by one of

Amazon has the opportunity to penetrate rising markets. The company can establish its present before other large online retail firms get established. This would give Amazon an advantage of a stronger competitive edge. The company has the opportunity to open more brick-and- mortar stores to improve competitiveness against large firms such as Walmart with its many brick-and-mortar company. One of the issues facing Walmart is its e-commerce website with the continues counterfeit items. This is an opportunity

data personal, organizational or from applications. As a consequence of this problem, I suggest the emergence of on-line storage services. In addition, there is the new meehods of Cloud Computing, which brings new ideas to build services that allow users to store their data and run their applications in the Cloud. By doing a sage and efficient management of these services' storage, it is possible to

Amazon recorded a second quarter loss of $126m loss, or $0.27 per share in 2014, which was more than the $0.15 per share loss expected by analysts, according to data analyzed by Bloomberg and yet its share price rose substantially (Red Herring, 2014). The loss of revenue was due to several reasons. In a conference with analysts, Tom Szkutak, who is the Amazon.com Inc. CFO pointed out the increased investment in its cloud computing Amazon Web Service (AWS), in addition to the price reduction of the

Amazon is competing in some of the most competitive markets in the world, so consequently will face many threats to their success. Amazon has already faced governmental legislation in the form tax increases but could continue to experience more. Secondly, Amazon faces daunting competition such as Apple, Google, Facebook, and China’s Alibaba. Low barriers also allow new competitors to enter the market outside the already established companies. However, there is still a large capital requirement. Amazon

organized, how they “make money” and you want your reader to WANT to know more. Although the 10-K will describe this information for you, do not “cut and paste” straight from the 10-K into your report. Use your own words to summarize their operations. Amazon runs on four principles: “customer obsession rather than competitor focus, passion for invention, commitment to operational excellence, and long-term thinking” (https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1018724/000101872416000172/amzn-20151231x10k.htm)

the founder and CEO of Amazon.com Bezos wanted to call the company, was just an online book retailer. After some naming trouble, he eventually decided on Amazon due to the founder’s fondness for the river in South America. However, since the beginning Bezos knew he wanted Amazon to be “an everything company”. Beginning sales in 1994, Amazon opened as an online bookstore with the slogan to “sell a book to everyone, anywhere”. However, nearly every Wall Street analyst was skeptical of an online