Amazon Web Services (AWS)
Amazon Web Services is a division of Amazon that offers a platform for on-demand cloud computing with more than 175 affiliated services. Among them, AWS S3 and AWS EC2, which allows you to respectively host your data and rent virtual machines to execute various types of actions.
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