This is a collection of articles about Amazon Web Service.
This website is hosted on AWS. It is a very high-functionality, versatile hosting service, but because it is so versatile and flexible, it can be difficult to understand what the service content and the functions you want are when you first start using it. This makes it difficult to predict your budget and grasp a concrete image of the structure, and it gives the impression that it is difficult to use for individuals.
When you actually try using it, you'll find that there are also environments available for personal use without spending any budget, and the management screen is easy to understand, and each function is also easy to set up, so it's easy to manage for personal use. The service is designed for large companies and organisations, and it is a service with excellent scalability for large amounts of access and huge amounts of information, so one of the advantages of AWS is that it makes it easy to migrate when your website grows and becomes larger.
I use Drupal packaged with Lightsail provided by AWS, manage domains with Route53, use domain email obtained with Amazon Work Mail, and manage email delivery with Amazon Simple Email Service in a simple configuration to manage the website.
