Deliver your website in minutes or hours on the AWS Cloud
Amazon Web Services provide a flexible, highly scalable platform to deliver your websites to customers worldwide.
Why choose AWS for your websites?
Deploy in Minutes
Never wait for hardware procurement or deployment – provision the resources you need, when you need them.
Reduce Costs
Pay only for the resources you need with no upfront investments.
Gain Flexibility and Scalability
Scale your capacity up and down as needed to maximize website performance and resource optimization.
Websites & Website Hosting
Access secure resources for your websites from AWS with no upfront investment of capital. AWS helps you deliver the same level of security as Fortune 500 companies for your websites cloud deployment, without large upfront costs.
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What can you do with website hosting from AWS and Morris & Opazo?
Cost Effective
Access enterprise-class computing resources in a cost-efficient manner. Enable elastic consumption that scales with the needs of your organization with no long term agreements or upfront investments.
Global Websites in Minutes
Provide worldwide access to your website through access to hardware resources available around the globe. Increase your website’s reach without the need for costly hardware or upfront investments.
Shrink and Grow as Needed
Whether you are at the peak of a web-based PR campaign, or a lull in the middle of the night, AWS Auto Scaling can automatically provision the resources your website needs on demand.
Resources
Use this calculator to compare the cost of running your applications in an on-premises or traditional hosting environment to AWS.
Gartner Critical Capabilities Report
In the 2015 Critical Capabilities for Public Cloud Infrastructure as a Service, Worldwide report, Gartner scored Amazon Web Services highest in all four use cases.
TIDC discovered that the 5 year total cost of ownership (TCO) of developing, deploying, & managing critical applications on AWS delivered a 64.3% savings when compared with traditional, on-premises environments.
