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What is AWS SYSTEMS Manager?
AWS Systems Manager provides a unified console to view, manage, and operate both cloud-based and on-premises nodes at scale. It consolidates operational data from across AWS accounts and regions, helping teams centrally monitor and control their infrastructure.
Why AWS Systems Manager?
CleanSlate AWS experts utilize AWS Systems Manager to help you scale operational efficiency by simplifying node management, making it easier to manage nodes running anywhere. Whether it’s EC2 instances, hybrid servers, or servers running in a multi-cloud environment. Systems Manager offers comprehensive visibility and control across your entire infrastructure, including across AWS accounts, Regions, and AWS Organizations.
AWS SYSTEMS MANAGER Benefits
Centralized infrastructure visability
Get a unified view of all nodes (cloud and on-prem) across accounts and regions in one console.
Boost operational efficiency
Automate common operational tasks and reduce time and effort required to maintain your systems.
Simplify node management at scale
The Systems Manager Agent (SSM Agent) runs in any environment, making it possible to provide out-of-the-box visibility and making it simpler to maintain managed nodes.
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Amazon RDS for MySQL
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