AWS Manager

The characteristics and particularities of Amazon’s AWS environment, in terms of scalability, computing power, database storage, and sheer complexity, require a special approach, which is even more important when it comes to the end-user side of things. Apart from the default, proprietary access console, and corresponding tools that one can employ when venturing into endeavors that involve AWS, there are dedicated apps that offer such functionality, and one of them is AWS Manager.

Just as its name aptly suggests, AWS Manager will offer users a centralized platform that was designed specifically in order to provide the means to edit, visualize and manage AWS resources, while maintaining close supervision of the running services.

The manager supports some of the most common standards used in AWS, such as EC2, RDS, RDS Cluster, ECS, and Lambda. Each of the aforementioned features has its own, distinct control panel, which users can rely on to customize and preview information regarding their functioning and all their constituent parameters.

Last but not least, aside from being able to preview all the details of the EC2 or RDS instances, users will also be able to start or stop them, together with all of the other features.