Naming convention for service groups

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What is the deciding feature that determines whether a service has the Amazon or AWS prefix? Looking at the answers online, there does not appear to be a consensus. From my exploration of the platform, it seems that AWS often refers to IaaS and PaaS services, while Amazon tends to be reserved for SaaS. Is this about right? Is there a better way to think about the naming convention? Thanks!

質問済み 2年前601ビュー
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The answer is not very specific unfortunately, but for the majority of services:

  • AWS Prefix - These are services that typically link or operate with other services. (AWS Cost Explorer, AWS IAM, AWS Budgets, AWS IAM, etc.)
  • Amazon Prefix - These are services that function completely on their own. (Amazon RDS, Amazon SQS, Amazon EC2, etc.)

A single service on AWS may be defined as multiple (I/P/S/F)aaS interpretations, so most services are ambiguous to these terms.

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回答済み 2年前
  • Great, thank you very much for the clarifications.

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