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1 AWS Simple Icons v15.9 18 AWS Simple Icons: Usage Guidelines
Check to make sure you have the most recent set of AWS Simple Icons This version was last updated 1/28/2014 (v2.4) Find the most recent set at: aws.amazon.com/architecture/icons/ Always use icon labels Be sure to always include a label below the icon or on the group in Arial. The only exception is in complex diagrams; you have the option to create a key. Non-AWS technology Any server or other non-AWS technology in an architecture diagram should be represented with they grey server (see Slide 8).  Creating diagrams Try to use direct lines (rather than ‘criss-cross’), use adequate whitespace, and remember to label all icons. Product icons The first icon in most service sets is a product icon. These are often also referred to as Console icons. These should be used to represent the service on a more general level when you will not be going into as much depth. 18 May cluster Amazon EC2 traditional server AWS Simple Icons: Usage Guidelines

2 Storage & Content Delivery Application Services Hubs
Compute Networking Analytics EC2 Lambda EC2 Container Service Elastic Beanstalk Elastic Load Balancing VPC Direct Connect Route 53 EMR Data Pipeline Kinesis Machine Learning QuickSight Elasticsearch Service Developer Tools Management Tools Security & Identity CodeCommit CodeDeploy CodePipeline CloudWatch Cloud Formation CloudTrail Config OpsWorks Service Catalog Identity & Access Management Directory Service Trusted Advisor Cloud HSM Key Management Service Web App Firewall Storage & Content Delivery Application Services Hubs S3 CloudFront EFS Glacier Storage Gateway Snowball API Gateway AppStream CloudSearch Elastic Transcoder SES SQS SWF Mobile Hub Mobile Services Database IOT Enterprise Applications Cognito Device Farm Mobile Analytics SNS RDS DynamoDB ElastiCache RedShift Simple DB Database Migration Service IoT WorkSpaces WorkDocs WorkMail

3 Compute

4 Elastic Load Balancing Instance With Cloud Watch
Compute EC2 Lambda EC2 Container Service Elastic Beanstalk EC2 Container Registry Elastic Load Balancing Instance DB on Instance Optimized Instance Application Instances Instance With Cloud Watch Spot Instance Deployment AMI Elastic IP Spot Fleet

5 Networking

6 Networking VPC Direct Connect Route 53 Router VPN Gateway Hosted Zone
Internet Gateway VPN Gateway Route Table Customer Gateway VPN Peering

7 Analytics

8 Analytics EMR Data Pipeline Kinesis Machine Learning QuickSight
Elasticsearch Cluster EMR Engine MapR M3 Kinesis Enabled App Kinesis Streams HDFS Cluster EMR Engine MapR M5 Kinesis Firehose EMR Engine EMR Engine MapR M5 Kinesis Analytics

9 Developer Tools

10 Developer Tools CodeCommit CodeDeploy CodePipeline

11 Management Tools

12 Management Tools CloudWatch CloudFormation CloudTrail Config
Service Catalog Cluster Template OpsWorks Stack Stack Layers Instances Apps Deployments Monitoring Resources Permissions

13 Security & Identity

14 Security & Identity Identity & Access Management Directory Service
Trusted Advisor Cloud HSM Add-On Encrypted Data Long-Term Security Credential AWS Security Token Service (Alternate) Key Management Service Web App Firewall AWS Security Token Service Permissions Temporary Security Credential Data Encryption Key Key Role MFA Team

15 Storage & Content Delivery

16 Storage & Content Delivery
Glacier Cloud Front Storage Gateway EFS Snowball Bucket Glacier Archive Download Distribution Virtual Tape Library Amazon Elastic Block Store Snapshot Bucket with Objects Glacier Vault Streaming Distribution Non-Cached Volume Volume AWS Import/Export Object Edge Location Cached Volume

17 Application Services

18 Application Services API Gateway AppStream CloudSearch
Elastic Transcoder SES SQS SWF SDF Metadata Queue Worker Message Decider

19 Application Services

20 Application Services Cognito Device Farm Mobile Analytics SNS
Notification HTTP Notification Topic

21 Database

22 Database RDS DynamoDB ElastiCache RedShift RDS DB Instance
MySQL DB Instance SQL Slave Postgre SQL Instance Oracle DB Instance Alternate Notification Attribute CacheNode Solid State Disks RDS DB Instance Standby (Multi-AZ) Oracle DB Instance PIOP MySQL Instance Alternate Item Attributes Redis DW1 Dense Compute RDS DB Instance Read Replica MS SQL Instance SQL Master MS SQL Instance Alternate Items Global Secondary Index MemCached DW2 Dense Compute

23 Database Migration Service
Database (Continued) Simple DB Database Migration Service

24 Internet of Things (IOT)

25 Internet of Things (IOT)
AWS IoT Generic IOT Thing IOT Thing Windfarm IOT Thing Utility IOT Thing Camera IOT Thing Medical Emergency IOT Simulator IOT Reported State IOT Topic IOT MQTT Protocol IOT Thing Lightbulb IOT Thing Bicycle IOT Thing Police Emergency IOT Thing Coffee Pot IOT Sensor IOT Desired State IOT Action IOT HTTP Protocol IOT Thing House IOT Thing Car IOT Thing Door Lock IOT Thing Travel IOT Servo IOT Shadow IOT Rule IOT HTTP/2 Protocol IOT Thing Factory IOT Thing Bank IOT Thing Cart IOT Thing Thermostat IOT Actuator IOT Certificate IOT Policy IOT Hardware Board

26 Enterprise Applications

27 Enterprise Applications
WorkDocs WorkMail WorkSpaces

28 Hubs

29 Hubs Mobile Hub

30 AWS Management Console
Non-Service Specific AWS Management Console AWS cloud virtual private cloud forums client mobile client multimedia Internet user users corporate data center traditional server disk generic database tape storage AWS Simple Icons: Non-Service Specific

31 Human Intelligence Tasks (HIT)
On-Demand Workforce Amazon Mechanical Turk Amazon Mechanical Turk Human Intelligence Tasks (HIT) assignment/ task workers Requester Mechanical Turk vs. Amazon Mechanical Turk Do not use simple "Mechanical Turk" to refer to Amazon Mechanical Turk. Use Amazon Mechanical Turk to describe the entire system, Amazon Mechanical Turk website for the worker website, and Amazon Mechanical Turk web service to describe the product. AWS Simple Icons: On-Demand Workforce

32 SDKs AWS Simple Icons: SDKs Java JavaScript Python (boto) PHP .NET
Ruby Node.js iOS Android AWS Toolkit for Visual Studio AWS Toolkit for Eclipse AWS Tools for Windows PowerShell AWS CLI AWS Simple Icons: SDKs

33 Elastic Beanstalk container
Groups Auto Scaling group Availability Zone region security group VPC subnet server contents Elastic Beanstalk container EC2 instance contents AWS Simple Icons: Groups

34 Groups AWS Simple Icons: Groups corporate data center
virtual private cloud AWS cloud AWS Simple Icons: Groups

35 Elastic Load Balancing
Example 1: 2-Tier Auto-scalable Web Application Architecture in 1 AZ media.example.com Availability Zone #1 Auto Scaling group CloudFront distribution security group web app server root volume logs Elastic Load Balancing EC2 instance data volume Amazon EBS snapshot Amazon S3 bucket security group AWS Simple Icons: Example 1


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