If you have an idea for a new project, or you need to run your existing product in a new cloud, you may want to check out Amazon Web Services. They provide a wide range of cloud services, from virtual servers and storage to scalable database and application services. In this article, I will show you how to install and run a SOLIDWORKS simulation in AWS.
Amazon Web Services Overview
AWS is a cloud computing service that provides computing resources on demand, allowing users to pay only for what they use. Amazon Web Services provides users with access to a virtual private cloud environment in which users can store, manage, and access their data. AWS also provides the ability to launch and manage virtual servers, which can be used for hosting websites, web applications, and other Internet-based services. AWS also provides a variety of other services, including scalable storage, database services, application services, and a variety of other services.
AWS is a good fit for a variety of use cases, including testing, development, and production. AWS is also a great fit for SOLIDWORKS users, because it allows you to use AWS to host your SOLIDWORKS simulation in a cloud environment.
Amazon Web Services Architecture
The AWS architecture consists of three major components: the Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (Amazon EC2), the Simple Storage Service (Amazon S3), and the Simple Queuing Service (Amazon SQS).