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AWS Management Console

A Web-based Interface to Manage Your Services

Access and manage Amazon’s growing suite of infrastructure web services through a simple and intuitive, web-based user interface. The AWS Management Console provides convenient management of your compute, storage, and other cloud resources.

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Making AWS Simpler to Access and Use

The AWS Management Console provides a point-and-click web interface for Amazon Web Services. Log in using your AWS account name and password. If you’ve enabled AWS Multi-Factor Authentication, you will be prompted for your device’s authentication code. No need to look up and enter your Access Key and Secret Key.

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This page contains the following categories of information. Click to jump down:

• AWS Elastic Beanstalk
• Amazon S3
• Amazon EC2
• Amazon VPC
• Amazon CloudWatch
• AWS IAM
• AWS SQS
• Amazon Route 53
• Amazon Elastic MapReduce

• Amazon CloudFront
• AWS CloudFormation
• Amazon RDS
• Amazon SNS
• Amazon ElastiCache
• Amazon SES
• Amazon DynamoDB
• AWS Storage Gateway
• Amazon Simple Workflow Service

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AWS Elastic Beanstalk Features

The AWS Management Console for Elastic Beanstalk gives you an even easier way to quickly deploy and manage applications in the AWS cloud without giving up control of the underlying AWS resources. AWS Elastic Beanstalk automatically handles the details of capacity provisioning, load balancing, auto-scaling, and application health monitoring.

Deploy Your Application
Get started quickly by easily uploading and deploying your application.

Real Time Status
Easily see the health and status of your application at any time.

Edit Configurations
Easily configure AWS settings for your running environments.

Snapshot Log Files
View server log files directly without having to login.

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Amazon S3 Features

With the AWS Management Console you can easily manage Amazon S3 buckets and objects. You can create buckets, upload objects, and manage all aspects of your Amazon S3 resources.

Create Buckets
Easily and securely create buckets to store your objects. Choose the region where your objects are stored to optimize latency, minimize costs, or address regulatory requirements.

Upload Objects
Upload files from your computer to Amazon S3 so they are durably stored and available from any location.

Manage Your Resources
Browse the contents of your Amazon S3 buckets. Configure access control for buckets and objects.

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Amazon EC2 Features

With the AWS Management Console, developers can start and stop EC2 instances, view and perform actions on running instances, and manage Elastic Block Store volumes with simple clicks of a mouse. You can also see what configurations you have set (e.g. security groups, key pairs, and Elastic IPs) and modify them using interactive controls.

Instances & AMIs
Launch and manage Amazon EC2 instances. Find, manage, and create Amazon Machine Images (AMIs).

Elastic Block Store
Create, manage, and delete EBS volumes and snapshots. Attach and detach volumes to Amazon EC2 instances.

Reserved Instances
View what reserved instances are available and purchase them directly from the console.

Monitor Instances
Enable and disable monitoring for Amazon EC2 instances and view real-time operational metrics.

Watch a Screencast of the Amazon EC2 Console

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Amazon VPC Features

Use the AWS Management Console to set up and configure your Virtual Private Cloud (VPC). A simple wizard will assist you in creating your VPC and subnets, and will also help you establish IPSec VPN connectivity to your VPC. Once your VPC has been created, use the AWS Management Console to configure DHCP option sets, subnets, and to launch Amazon EC2 instances within your VPC.

Simplified Setup
Use a simple, intuitive workflow to get a VPC and IPSec VPN up and running.

VPCs & Subnets
Create and manage your VPC, using any kind of desired IP addressing scheme.

Subnets
Use subnets to provide even further logical isolation of Amazon EC2 instances deployed within your VPC.

VPN Connection
Download configuration details to create an IPSec VPN connection to your VPC.

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Amazon CloudWatch Features

Manage Amazon CloudWatch through an easy to use interface. With the AWS Management Console, developers can view and monitor operational and performance metrics for AWS resources such as Amazon EC2 instances, EBS volumes, Elastic Load Balancers, and RDS DB instances. In addition, developers can add application metrics and business information to CloudWatch for monitoring alongside AWS resource metrics. Search and browse your metrics, graph current or historical metrics to troubleshoot issues and discover trends, create and edit alarms to be notified of problems, and get at-a-glance overviews of your AWS resource metrics.

CloudWatch Dashboard
View AWS resource metrics and alarms at a glance.

Graph Metrics
Search and graph metrics and statistics. View current data or specify a time period.

Manage Alarms
Create and investigate alarms for your metrics. Define automated actions to respond to alarms.

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Amazon Elastic MapReduce Features

With the AWS Management Console, developers can easily launch Elastic MapReduce job flows and monitor their progress. You can create as many job flows as you’d like by filling out a simple wizard. You can monitor job flow status as it progresses through execution stages, and, if required, terminate it with a single mouse click. Using our search interface you can view up to two weeks of job flow history.

Start Jobs
Create and terminate data processing job flows.

Open Source Samples
Get started quickly using open source samples.

Manage Jobs
View running job flows and monitor their progress.

Watch a Screencast of the Elastic MapReduce Console

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Amazon CloudFront Features

Manage Amazon CloudFront through an easy to use interface. The AWS Management Console lets you review all your CloudFront distributions, create new distributions, or edit existing ones. All the features of the CloudFront API are supported: you can enable or disable distributions, configure CNAMEs, enable end-user logging, and more.

Create New Distribution
Choose your Amazon S3 bucket and get a CloudFront domain name.

CNAMEs
Use your own domain name with CloudFront.

End User Logging
Get detailed activity records stored to the Amazon S3 bucket of your choice.

Manage Distributions
View the status of your active distributions and edit their properties.

Watch a Screencast of the Amazon CloudFront Console

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AWS CloudFormation Features

The AWS Management Console for AWS CloudFormation gives you an even easier way to provision the AWS infrastructure resources needed to run your application. Describe the AWS resources you need to run your application in a simple text file called a template and AWS CloudFormation takes care of the provisioning. A few simple clicks in the AWS Management Console and your AWS resources will be created.

Provision AWS Infrastructure Resources
Get started quickly by selecting one of the supplied sample applications or use your own template. Wizard-based deployment driven from the template leads you through the provisioning process.

All AWS Application Resources Visible In a Single Place
See all the information about the collection of AWS resources, called a stack, in a single place.

Detailed History of Provisioning Events
AWS CloudFormation is fully integrated with AWS Identity and Access Management (IAM) so you can control who has access and see who did what.

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Amazon RDS Features

You can use the point-and-click AWS Management Console interface to launch Database Instances (including highly available and reliable Multi-AZ deployments), take real-time snapshots of a DB Instance, and view important statistics like read and write throughput, latency, free storage space and more, all from your browser. The AWS Management Console support enhances the simplicity of running a MySQL database with Amazon RDS, making it even easier to get started.

Launch DB Instances
Use a graphical wizard to launch or modify a DB Instance with only a few mouse clicks, setting key parameters as you see fit.

DB Snapshots
Easily take a snapshot of your DB Instance for archival, rollback, or cloning.

Monitor DB Instances
Graphical representations of key statistics like CPU utilization, free storage space, write/read throughput, write/read latency, and more.

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Amazon SNS Features

With the AWS Management Console, you can easily setup and manage Amazon Simple Notification Service. With the simplicity of a point-and-click web interface, you can create topics, add subscribers, send notifications, and edit topic policies – all from your browser. Amazon SNS messages can be sent via email, http/https or to Amazon SQS endpoints. The included Topic Policy Editor offers a simplified way to customize topic access policies to meet a wide range of messaging needs.

Create Topics
Use a graphical UI to create or modify a Topic to meet your needs.

Manage Subscribers
Subscribers can be easily added to receive notifications.

Publish Messages
Easily publish messages to email, http/https or Amazon SQS endpoints.

Set Topic Policies
Set policies for topics you own. Configure access control, specify protocols allowed and more.

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AWS Identity and Access Management (IAM) features

With the AWS Management Console you can easily add Users to your AWS Account, manage their security credentials, create groups, set permissions for these Users, and enable Users to call AWS Service APIs, all from a simple point-and-click browser interface.

Add Users
Easily create and manage multiple Users under your AWS Account.

Manage User Credentials
Assign each User their own security credentials such as access keys, password andMFA device.

Add Groups
Create groups to manage the same set of permissions for all the Users in the group.

Manage Permissions
Easily define the user permissions to control their access to your AWS Account’s services and resources.

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Amazon ElastiCache Features

Using the AWS Management Console, you can launch a multi-node Cache Cluster, scale the memory of your Cluster by adding or deleting Cache Nodes, and view important statistics like cache hits and misses, evictions, free storage space and more, all from your browser. The AWS Management Console support makes it even easier to deploy, manage and monitor your distributed cache environment with Amazon ElastiCache.

Launch Cache Cluster
Use a graphical wizard to launch or modify a multi-node Cache Cluster with only a few mouse clicks.

Add Nodes
Scale the memory capacity of your Cache Cluster by simply adding or deleting Cache Nodes.

Manage Cache Nodes
View, Reboot or Delete your your Cache Nodes using the point-and-click interface; Copy End Points to configure your clients.

Monitor Cache Nodes
View graphical representation of key statistics like cache hits and misses, evictions, free storage space, and more.

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Amazon SQS

With the AWS Management Console, you can create Amazon SQS queues, configure queues to match application needs, set permissions and send test messages – all from your browser. Amazon SQS offers a reliable and scalable queue-based messaging service which supports distributed applications and makes it easy to exchange data between components or EC2 instances. AWS Management Console support makes it easier than ever to setup and manage distributed messaging applications with Amazon SQS.

Create Queues
Use a graphical UI to create or modify a Queue to meet your needs.

Configure Queues
Queue properties can be easily configured to match your application needs.

Set Permissions
Set permissions to allow specific entities or instances to send or receive messages.

Send Test Messages
Send test messages to verify queue configurations and permissions.

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Amazon SES

The Amazon SES Management Console is a simple and intuitive web-based user interface for Amazon SES that allows you to do common SES management functions with a few clicks of your mouse. These include checking your sending quota and usage; seeing your Amazon SES bounce, complaint, and rejection metrics over time; verifying sender email addresses; and sending both formatted and raw test emails.

Check Quota
Easily see how much of your sending quota you have used.

Sending Graphs
View the recent history of your sending metrics.

Verify Senders
Manage your list of verified senders.

Send Test Email
Send formatted or raw test emails using Amazon SES.

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Amazon Route 53

With the AWS Management Console, developers can easily configure their DNS settings. With a simple point-and-click interface, you can create, edit, and delete hosted zones and resource record sets in order to route your customers to your applications.

Create Hosted Zones
Use a graphical UI to create a hosted zone for your domain.

Manage Resource Record Sets
Easily create, edit, or delete resource record sets that map DNS names, like example.com, to IP addresses, like192.108.0.2.

Elastic Load Balancing integration – ‘Alias’ records
You can map your zone apex to your Elastic Load Balancing instance. DNS queries to ‘Alias’ records are free.

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Amazon DynamoDB Features

With the AWS Management Console, developers can create, manage, and scale their Amazon DynamoDB tables with a few mouse clicks. In addition, the Console shows developers how much of their provisioned throughput capacity they are using and makes it easy for them to scale up and down as their application requires.

Create a Dynamo DB Table
Use a graphical wizard to create your table, define your primary key, and provision your throughput level..

Scale Your Throughput Up or Down
Easily scale your provisioned throughput up or down based on your application requirements.

Manage All Your DynamoDB Tables In One Place
View and manage all your DynamoDB tables from the AWS Management Console.

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AWS Storage Gateway Features

With the AWS Management Console, you can easily manage your gateway’s iSCSI storage volumes and snapshots. You can also configure snapshot scheduling, manage software updates, or apply a bandwidth throttle on data being uploaded or downloaded from Amazon S3.

Storage Volumes
Create and manage your AWS Storage Gateway’s volumes. Once created, these volumes can be mounted as iSCSI devices to your on-premises application servers, enabling you to seamlessly store your application data locally, while uploading backup snapshots to Amazon S3.

Snapshots
Manage and delete your backup snapshots stored in Amazon S3. All data uploaded to Amazon S3 by AWS Storage Gateway is stored as Amazon EBS snapshots. You can view these snapshots on both the AWS Storage Gateway and Amazon EC2 Management Consoles, and can use the appropriate console to restore these snapshots to either AWS Storage Gateway or Amazon EBS storage volumes.

Gateway Configuration
You can use the AWS Storage Gateway Management Console to easily provide your gateway with additional working storage to buffer your data before it’s uploaded to Amazon S3. You can also manage when the AWS Storage Gateway service can deploy important updates and software patches to your local gateway.

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Amazon Simple Workflow Service Features

Developers can use the AWS Management Console when building and running applications using Amazon SWF. They can view complete, fine-grained details about ongoing and retained workflow executions with the ability to filter by time, execution status, ID, type and tags. The console helps them drill down into workflow executions and zoom out to look at categorized information. This helps with debugging and troubleshooting. The console also provides aggregated metrics about workflow and task executions and additional insight into task backlogs.

Manage domains and types
Define and manage domains, types and policies such as timeouts using simple wizards.

View and work with executions
View and filter all your distributed workflow executions from one console and drive different actions on them.

Introspect execution details
Get an in-depth, ongoing view of the execution of workflows and activities and easily view related information for debugging and troubleshooting.

Use metrics to monitor your applications
The console provides up to date aggregate metrics and information about backlogs to help you understand and adjust the execution of your applications.