AWS Lambda: Run code in response to events without provisioning servers in a scalable, serverless environment.
AWS Fargate: Lets you run containers without having to manage the underlying infrastructure.
AWS S3: Scalable object storage for data and assets in serverless architectures.
AWS SQS: Managed message queuing service to decouple and scale distributed applications.
AWS SNS: Messaging service for sending notifications and alerts to various endpoints in serverless systems.
AWS EventBridge: Build event-driven architectures with an event bus for serverless communication.
AWS DynamoDB: Managed NoSQL database with automatic scaling and low-latency performance for serverless applications.
AWS AppSync: It allows you to create flexible and secure APIs that connect to various data sources, including DynamoDB, Lambda, and more.
AWS API Gateway: Create, deploy, and manage APIs for serverless applications, handling tasks like routing and authorization.
AWS CloudFront: Content delivery network for fast and secure serverless content distribution.
AWS Cognito: User identity and access management for serverless apps, ensuring secure user interactions.
AWS Lex: Build chatbots and conversational interfaces using voice and text in a serverless manner.
AWS Polly: Convert text into lifelike speech for serverless applications, enhancing user experiences.
AWS Rekognition: Analyze images and videos for content recognition in serverless workflows.
AWS Textract: Extract text and data from scanned documents in serverless applications.
AWS Step Functions: Orchestrate serverless workflows using visual state machines to coordinate AWS services.
AWS SES: Scalable email sending and receiving for serverless applications.
AWS Glue: Serverless ETL service for data integration and transformation.
AWS App Runner: Deploy, manage, and scale containerized web apps without infrastructure management.
AWS Aurora Serverless: Scalable relational database engine in a serverless environment.
These services collectively enable developers to create serverless applications efficiently, focusing on code and functionality rather than managing underlying infrastructure.