AWS (Amazon Web Services) offers OpsWorks as a configuration management service. It helps you automate the deployment and management of applications and resources in the cloud. With OpsWorks, you can define the software stack for your application, set up automated workflows, and scale your infrastructure based on demand. It supports popular application frameworks and provides a flexible and scalable approach to manage your infrastructure using Chef or Puppet for configuration management.

Identity and Access Management (IAM) controls who can access what in a system. It manages user identities and their permissions, ensuring data security and controlled access.

DynamoDB is a managed NoSQL database by Amazon. It stores and retrieves data quickly and with low latency, making it suitable for dynamic and scalable applications.

CodePipeline is an Amazon Web Services (AWS) service for automating software release processes. It helps developers build, test, and deploy code changes efficiently, improving software delivery.

AWS CodeDeploy is an Amazon Web Services service for deploying applications to servers or Amazon EC2 instances. It automates the deployment process, making it faster and more reliable.

AWS CodeCommit is Amazon’s version control service. It helps teams store and manage their source code, making it easier to collaborate on software development projects.

CloudWatch is an Amazon Web Services (AWS) service for monitoring your cloud resources and applications. It collects data and provides insights to help you manage and optimize your AWS environment.

AWS Cloud Trail is like a surveillance system for your Amazon Web Services account. It records all actions taken, providing an audit trail for security and compliance purposes.

AWS CloudFormation helps you build and manage Amazon Web Services resources using templates. It automates infrastructure deployment, making it easier and repeatable for your applications.

AWS Elastic Load Balancer distributes incoming web traffic across multiple Amazon Web Services (AWS) instances, making your applications more reliable, scalable, and fault-tolerant.