The largest cloud platform — the infrastructure a huge share of the web, including many SaaS products, runs on.
Official siteAmazon Web Services is Amazon's cloud computing division and the largest public cloud provider by market share. It offers hundreds of services covering compute, storage, databases, networking, security and machine learning, on a pay-as-you-go model.
For most businesses AWS is invisible plumbing, but it is load-bearing plumbing. How a site is hosted, cached and served on AWS directly affects performance, uptime and Core Web Vitals — all of which feed into SEO and user experience.
AWS provides on-demand infrastructure and managed services: virtual servers, containers and serverless compute, object and block storage, managed databases, a global CDN and edge network, plus security, networking and AI services. It is also a major host for AI workloads and an investor in Anthropic.
Hosting decisions on AWS shape page speed, time to first byte and reliability. A well-architected setup with a CDN, sensible caching and the right regions improves Core Web Vitals and crawl efficiency; a poor one silently drags down rankings and conversions.
We design and deploy client software and websites on AWS, using CloudFront and edge caching for fast global delivery, infrastructure-as-code for repeatable environments, and monitoring so performance regressions get caught before they hurt SEO. This is core to our cloud infrastructure and DevOps work.
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Indirectly but meaningfully. Hosting influences page speed, time to first byte and uptime, which affect Core Web Vitals, crawl efficiency and user experience. A well-architected AWS setup with a CDN and caching supports rankings; a slow, misconfigured one undermines them.
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