AWS Managed Services

Score7.6 out of 10

10 Reviews and Ratings

What is AWS Managed Services?

AWS Managed Services is a service where AWS operates AWS infrastructure on behalf of enterprise customers and partners. AWS Managed Services (AMS) operates AWS on the users behalf, providing what the vendor describes as a secure and compliant AWS Landing Zone, a proven enterprise operating model, on-going cost optimization, and day-to-day infrastructure management.

Categories & Use Cases

Managed Public Cloud Infrastructure

Verified User

Analyst in Research & Development (11-50 employees employees)

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

We use AWS Managed Services mainly to store large files such as images and videos. We generate with AWS Managed Services processes an external link that allows us to use the files on our platform or implement it with our vendors. We have our bucket in the storage and we also created a few processes that allow us to modify the files to our needs.

Pros

Upload large videos
Generate external links
Allows to create your own process

Cons

The interface is not user friendly
Hard to track where you saved files
Too much going on in the bucket, I see many irrelevant things, want to see only the files I own

Return on Investment

It has a good impact
It allows us to expand our services to larger files = larger companies/enterprises that have more data
It allows us to maintain graphics quality when working with clients.

Usability

Other Software Used

Alchemer, Canvs, Cint

Donald Mascola View profile

IT Services Manager in Information Technology at Autosoft, Inc. (201-500 employees employees)

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

Currently use AWS Managed Services for cloud based deployment of software to our customer base. This is our primary platform for our suite of products. Allows the seamless managment of nearly 1000 customer servers.