Data centers, networks and the cloud underneath everything. What runs production, and what happens when it stops.
MQTT is a standardized messaging protocol designed for efficient machine-to-machine communication across resource-constrained IoT networks. Built on a publish-subscribe model, it enables billions of devices to transmit data reliably while minimizing bandwidth and power consumption.
Push notification services enable applications to send messages directly to users across mobile, web, and wearable devices. These systems power everything from marketing campaigns to emergency alerts, with two primary models: application-to-application and application-to-person messaging.
Predictive maintenance leverages IoT sensors and machine learning to forecast equipment degradation and schedule repairs before failures occur, helping organizations minimize downtime and reduce costs.
Serverless computing abstracts away infrastructure management by having cloud providers handle server provisioning and scaling on demand. This model enables developers to focus on application logic while benefiting from automatic scaling, cost efficiency, and reduced operational overhead.
Computer chips are tiny semiconductors containing millions of transistors that power everything from household appliances to data centers. AWS has invested heavily in custom chip design to optimize cloud computing performance and cost.
Cloud containers bundle application code with all necessary libraries and dependencies into portable packages that run consistently across any system with a compatible runtime, enabling flexible and scalable cloud deployments.
Edge computing moves computational power and storage closer to data sources and end users, enabling faster processing, reduced bandwidth consumption, and improved real-time decision-making across industries.
Hypervisors enable organizations to run multiple virtual machines on a single physical server, abstracting hardware resources and improving infrastructure efficiency. Learn how these virtualization technologies work, their key benefits, and how cloud providers like AWS implement them.