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- So, now that we've talked

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a little bit about the AWS account,

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let's introduce some of
the types of resources

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that you can put into that account,

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once you've provisioned it.

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I like to think of AWS,
as a lot of building blocks,

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that can be used to
put together workloads,

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to meet your requirements.

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But more specifically,
I like to think about AWS,

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in terms of LEGOs,

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and there's a couple of
different directions,

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that we can go with this.

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AWS is going to have some services,

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that are best represented by saying

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that you paid somebody else,

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to go buy a set of LEGOs
from the store for you,

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and then, they went ahead and
followed the instructions,

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and built the entire set for you,

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and then, they just hand it over.

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There are other services in AWS,

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that are closer to you personally walking

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into the LEGO store,
buying a box off the shelf,

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taking it home.

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AWS has made sure that
you have the instructions,

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and that you have all the pieces you need

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to put it together.

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But that's not all.

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AWS also has services that are closer

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to you taking a trip, to the LEGO factory.

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Where you get to walk
onto the factory floor,

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and see

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so many different pieces

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of different sizes, shapes, colors,

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and you can mix and match,

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to meet your requirements exactly.

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There might not be instructions,

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but if you already have a pretty good idea

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of what you're going to build,

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there will always be
the right pieces there,

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for you to construct whatever
end result you'd like.

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Now, more specifically,

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looking at this list of building blocks,

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there are a lot of
different things you can do,

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like create your own private network,

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or launching a virtual machine,

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or a hundred virtual machines,

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or a thousand virtual machines.

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You can migrate data from on-premises.

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You can create an entire
hybrid infrastructure,

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that includes both cloud
resources, and on-prem resources.

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Or you could even configure
an entire end to end,

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continuous integration or
continuous deployment pipeline.