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| ====== Amazon Web Services (AWS) ====== | ====== Amazon Web Services (AWS) ====== | ||
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| ===== Discussion ===== | ===== Discussion ===== | ||
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| Amazon Web Services commonly uses the abbreviation **AWS**. | Amazon Web Services commonly uses the abbreviation **AWS**. | ||
| - | Within Crucible, Amazon Web Services can serve as a [[private: | + | Within Crucible, Amazon Web Services can serve as a [[public: |
| Amazon Web Services provides proprietary service interfaces, resource models, identity mechanisms, configuration formats, and operational services. A Crucible Provider Implementation can isolate those provider-specific dependencies from provider-independent Crucible Descriptions and Infrastructure Baselines. | Amazon Web Services provides proprietary service interfaces, resource models, identity mechanisms, configuration formats, and operational services. A Crucible Provider Implementation can isolate those provider-specific dependencies from provider-independent Crucible Descriptions and Infrastructure Baselines. | ||