5. Global Infrastructure | AWS Cloud Practitioner Certification | (CLF-C02)

📝How does AWS power services like Netflix and Twitch to deliver content to millions of users worldwide with incredible speed? The answer lies in its massive Global Infrastructure. In this video, we take a tour of the physical backbone of AWS. You’ll learn:

AWS Regions: What they are, how they're isolated, and how to choose the right one for your application based on latency, cost, and compliance.

Availability Zones (AZs): The core of high availability. We'll explain what an AZ is (one or more data centers) and why every Region has multiple AZs.

Edge Locations: How AWS delivers data, videos, and applications with low latency using its Content Delivery Network (CDN), Amazon CloudFront.

The crucial difference between a Region, an Availability Zone, and an Edge Location.

Why understanding this infrastructure is essential for building fault-tolerant and highly available applications.

This is a foundational topic for the AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner exam and for understanding how the cloud works at scale.

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