In this blog post, we will discuss AWS managed services (AMS). We will explain the benefits of AMS and its target market and how you can get an equivalent service when you are not an enterprise with a multi-million dollar IT budget.
AWS Managed Services (AMS) is an AWS cloud service that helps businesses automate many of the manual tasks associated with running cloud infrastructure. AWS Managed Services includes a wide range of features and services, from provisioning and patching to security and monitoring. AWS Managed Services is designed to be highly scalable and flexible so that it can easily adapt to the changing needs of your business. AWS Managed Services is an ideal solution for businesses that want to focus on their core business, without having to worry about the complexities of managing cloud infrastructure.
With AWS Cloud Managed Services, businesses can now free up valuable resources and time so that they can focus on innovating and growing their business. The only problem is the price tag, as it's aimed at large-scale users of the AWS cloud with large IT departments and significant spending each month. Later in the article, we will look at how CloudOps can achieve the same level of operational support but at a price point for businesses of all sizes.
AWS Cloud Managed Services is an AWS service that offers AWS customers a range of benefits including:
AWS Managed Services also offers AWS customers an AWS Support team that is available 24/7 to provide AWS customer support.
All of these areas would benefit your business and help provide a cloud service that is secure, available, resilient and compliant so why wouldn't you up want an equivalent service at a price point your business can justify?
This is where CloudOps comes in.
CloudOps provides unified cloud management and is plug-and-play with AWS and Azure. It provides all the elements that AWS Cloud Managed Services from Amazon provides.