‫So now let's talk about AWS Managed Services or AMS
‫which is a bit weird because well many services
‫on AWS that shares RDS are managed services.
‫But AWS Managed Services is actually a team of people
‫that is going to provide you infrastructure
‫and application support on AWS.
‫So AWS has a team of AWS experts
‫that provide services and they are called the AMS team,
‫the AWS Managed Services.
‫And what they will do is
‫that they will manage and operate your infrastructure
‫for security, reliability, and availability.
‫And they will help organizations upload routine
‫maintenance tasks and focus on their business objectives.
‫So it's a fully managed service and AWS is going to handle
‫many common activities such
‫as exchange requests, monitoring, patch management,
‫security, and backup services.
‫And they will implement best practices
‫and they will maintain your infrastructure
‫to reduce your operational overhead and risk.
‫They run 24/7 and 365 days a year
‫and they really help you just get started in the cloud
‫and worry about other things
‫and how to run the cloud itself.
‫So to summarize, the managed services of AWS
‫enable you to create a baseline
‫and then you can sustain, build or migrate
‫and they will help you with that as well.
‫And then they will help you operate your infrastructure
‫in the cloud.
‫So it's not a service, it's not like something you can do
‫from the console directly.
‫You have to contact the sales of AWS.
‫They will get in touch and then they will help you.
‫Finally, with thanks to this
‫(indistinct) the benefits while you get improved security,
‫you have focus on automation,
‫because most of what they do is actually automated,
‫stronger compliance, reduced operating costs,
‫because you are dealing with experts,
‫simplified management and frictionless innovation.
‫Alright, that's it for this lecture.
‫I hope you liked it and I will see you in the next lecture.