Ladies and gentlemen, I’m here to ask and answer one simple question:
Do you know how many services Amazon Web Services currently offers?

After the last re:Invent there’s probably around 200. But the exact exact number? No idea.

Why is it so? Because there isn’t a single source of truth we can consult. Sure there are sources of truths but can they all be trusted? And what do I mean by sources, plural?

Let’s consider the places were we can see the most up-to-date service listing. No, it is not your screenshot of that re:Invent video nor some other guy’s GitHub page with a “complete list ™”.

It is a living list. It evolves and changes. And gives us all headaches and nightmares in the process. The fact that AWS doesn’t retire services does little to ease the pain.

“So how do we get the ultimate and final list of all the services in this life and death!?” I hear you yell in desperation. Fear not, for we will go through multiple ways of obtaining the same (but different) lists of AWS services.

 

1. The AWS Console

Considering potential places where such lists may live, we cannot go further than AWS official sources. That gives us the first candidate – The AWS Console.

Click on the ever-helpful Services button and be amazed by the all-inclusive servicy goodness. Fantastic, isn’t it? Now, what useful thing can you possibly do with this data?

You can paste it to Notepad.

I kid you not, that’s it. There, in front of you, is a complete list of 158 AWS services.

Available in the console…
Gods damn it.

The AWS Console gave us 158 services. Here’s the list:

 

2. The AWS Cloud Products website

Duh, not every AWS service is available in the console. Some of them are exposed as an API endpoint for you to enjoy. Like… like… that other service. That one which isn’t in the console but you can call its APIs.

At least we’ve learned that there is no AWS service starting with letters H, J, U, Y, nor Z. Whoosh, what a relief! It was a time well-spent, after all. Now, how’s that for a trivia, huh? Aren’t you glad that you’ve started reading this article?

If still unconvinced, just wait until you get showered with beer won by betting with your pub buddies. “Can you name the most AWS services starting with H, J, U, X, Y, or Z?!” Quickly yell “X-RAY!” in your manliest voice and pick the fruits of your hard labor. It doesn’t matter that you’re playing with a trucker and a plumber – a win is a win!

But, seriously, our first effort yielded sub-optimal results. It is not a complete disaster but still could have been better. Undishartened thusly, we arrive to our second idea – The AWS Cloud Products website!

This is great! This is… what exactly is this? It is a list, that is for sure.
A matrix of some kind. Not the Matrix, though. That would have been too easy.
*click* *click*
Yep. It appears to contain all the services. Although I can’t seem to find Mechanical Turk.
*click* *click*
Is MTurk even a service? Ah, a 14-year-old question. About to get a driver’s license, start drinking legally and leave our home, yet we may never know.

Regardless, how many of the services are we seeing here? 24 sections. Let’s say about 7 services per section, on average… That makes it 175. Not that much more than 158, but puts us closer to 200.

Let’s rip the HTML apart and grab the full list. We’ll need to write a script for it and my weapon of choice here is PowerShell. You’re all shocked, I’m sure. If there ever was a way for you to see it coming.

Parsing anything more than a basic HTML using PowerShell is not very user friendly, but we’ll manage. I won’t go the usual route of putting different pieces together and explaining how they work but will rather provide what I’ve put together and you can test it yourself if you so desire.

After an hour, Python lovers are likely laughing at me in Beautiful Soup, but I care not. If you make a stupid choice, like deciding to parse complex HTML with PowerShell, stick to it and state to everyone within earshot that it’s because you play Doom on Nightmare. You may even get to sign an autograph or two.

Either way, this turned out to be not a complete disaster. Both in terms of me manipulating unmanipulative HTML (Yes, that is a word. You’ve seen it here first, folks!) and in terms of total services returned. 198! Aaaaaargh! SO CLOSE!

Considering the name of this website the code should have probably been much cleaner and written better but, for once on this blog, writing the PowerShell code wasn’t the point of the exercise. And I was in a kind of hurry to get this under wraps.

Stop complaining, I even got you the fancy square-bracket format for output and CSV. A HTML-ready output to place between <table> tags. Just uncomment lines 42, 43, or 44. Am I nice or what? The code will probably break as soon as AWS decides to revamp the page and breaks all the HTML classes but let’s not get into that right now.

Here’s the PowerShell code to get the page and inspect it section-by-section:

Results of the AWS website crawl – 198 services. Here’s the list:

At least we don’t see 5 services in 15 characters this time. EC2, ECR, ECS, EFS, and EKS – Looking at you! Still, it is not over 9000 yet. Or even 200, for that matter. With the AWS growth rate, we’ll give it until 2030 for 9000 but for the moment we’ll focus on reaching these 200.

 

3. The AWS CLI

We need another thing. OK, probably too obvious at this point now, our next candidate is the AWS CLI. No, we’re not going to parse the HTML page this time. Even this once was enough. I’ve learned my lesson.

“Then what do we do here?” I hear you being impatient again. Worry not, my young padawan poor person who had to read all this yet the end is nowhere in sight, for this will be a piece of cake.

It is as simple as this: aws help > services.txt

Now just open the file and OH MY GODS MY EYES!

Clean up the file. And remove the empty lines in between. And the leading asterisk. And the space. Voila! We now see 220 services! Yaaay! That’s some really good news!

The bad news is that are being lied to. The lie will first be noticed by the people fully intent to win that beer bet in their local pub. For a hint, look under the letter H.

Health, Help, History. Whaaaaat?

OK, quick aws health help tells us it’s a way to access the Health API of the AWS PHD – Personal Health Dashboard service. But having Help and History here is just cheating. I half-expected to find something under J, U, Y, or Z, as well. I wonder what else don’t I know. What are you doing AWS CLI? I feel like I don’t even know you anymore.

Taking 2 points away for obvious cheats brings us to 218. I don’t even know what’s true anymore and with all the services named like we’re trying to win an 8K demo coding championship, I’m not even going to try and check. CE? PI? SDB? OK, I know which ones they are but a 2-character service description isn’t going to cut it when you have over 200 services!

Or, do you have over 200 services? How far do CLI lies go? At this point, I feel like it will tell me anything just to win in this game. No, CLI, no. We are done. The trust is broken. I’ll see you next time in v2.0.

The AWS CLI claims to list 220 services. Let’s look at its lies:

 

4. The AWS Tools for PowerShell

So who can we trust? PowerShell, of course! I’d write a poem about it here but cannot make myself. Let’s just go with it. I’m numb to pain at this point.

Using PowerShell to get the list of AWS services will be an even bigger piece of cake! Or, is it smaller if it’s easier? Whatever, it is a positively-sized piece of cake. It’s dynamic like that. Dare I say – elastic? And this cake is not a lie.

Jump to the AWS Tools for PowerShell page to grab it if you don’t have it already. It’s been recently upgraded to v4.0 and modules are separately packed so your 25+ MB Lambdas are things of the past! Now they’re only 12 and start in 4 seconds instead of 6. It’s an improvement, shut up.

Let’s do this. Grab the PowerShell console and type Get-AWSService. Yes, it is that simple. A service name, its prefix, and a full name. All in one. Thank you, PowerShell.

If you prefer getting only the service names, (Get-AWSService).ServiceName is your buddy. Grab it, paste it into something which counts lines (Visual Studio Code, for example) and skip to the end.

Bah. 203. Hey, but at least we’re not being lied to. I’m tempted to rule the first place here based on fair play alone.

But I can’t. 203 (real services) is still less than 218 (lying ones). Or is it? I guess we’ll never know. Not unless someone goes through the AWS CLI listing and confirms the totals. Will you do it? Are you the hero we need? Please do let me know if you are. I’ll send you stickers or something.

Let’s confirm this. We have another cmdlet we can use, Get-AWSCmdletName. Among other things, it helps list cmdlets belonging to AWS services. We can use it to get all the service names out of it. ((Get-AWSCmdletName).ServiceName | Select-Object -Unique).Count Counting only unique ones we get to 203 again. PowerShell tells no lies.

The AWS PowerShell lists 203 real services. Let’s take a look:

 

5. The AWS IAM

The last source we can check is AWS IAM Console.

It’s a pretty straight-forward and easy way to check the list of services so I’ve made it our last option for today. I know you’re all thrilled by now and demand to read more content but I am dead after 3 hours of writing. Find another person to pick on, bully.

In the meantime, hop on to the IAM Console and go to Users. Choose any one and select Access Advisor tab.

Showing 210 results.
You are welcome.

Still, if you really do want more, take a look at the JSON in the CSS of the page source. It is huge. Seriously. But you can use my favorite Hungarian JSON viewer website to make sense of it. Paste (a valid JSON string!) and Format.

You’ll see some really nice things now. Full list of regions, service categories, labels, descriptions…

Here’s a sample for EC2:

You may also notice the "unlisted": true tag next to pretty much each and every service. If you do a search for "unlisted": false you’ll see a service information about Kendra. Do with this information what you will. May come in handy in the future.

 

6. Conclusion

So, where does this leave us? How many services does AWS actually have? Do we even know if it’s even over 200?

The last part we can be sure of – AWS definitely has more than 200 services at this point.

But how many exactly? I have no clue.

Does it even matter? If your needed service is there, and is supported by the console, CLI, PowerShell or any other SDK would you care? Probably not.

As a closure, I’ll leave you with the results of our today’s test:

The AWS Console	158
AWS Cloud Products website	198
The Lying AWS CLI	218
AWS Tools for PowerShell	203
AWS IAM Console	210

Did I miss any source of information or an easier/correct-er way to get it? Be a hero and let me know.

Thank you for being such a great sport and powering through this post. Hopefully, next time I’ll see you before the year is up. Will try my best, but no promises. This is the Way.

As a bonus, here’s a nice list of everything, ripped from the AWS Cloud Products page. It only makes sense to do so after spending so much time on the script. The list contains descriptions of services as well, but you’re stuck with that 198-list output from the AWS website.

Have an amazing week and may the Force be with you!

 

1	Analytics	Amazon Athena	Query Data in S3 using SQL
2	Analytics	Amazon CloudSearch	Managed Search Service
3	Analytics	Amazon Elasticsearch Service	Run and Scale Elasticsearch Clusters
4	Analytics	Amazon EMR	Hosted Hadoop Framework
5	Analytics	Amazon Kinesis	Work with Real-time Streaming Data
6	Analytics	Amazon Managed Streaming for Apache Kafka	Fully managed Apache Kafka service
7	Analytics	Amazon Redshift	Fast, Simple, Cost-effective Data Warehousing
8	Analytics	Amazon QuickSight	Fast Business Analytics Service
9	Analytics	AWS Data Exchange	Find, subscribe to, and use third-party data in the cloud
10	Analytics	AWS Data Pipeline	Orchestration Service for Periodic, Data-driven Workflows
11	Analytics	AWS Glue	Prepare and Load Data
12	Analytics	AWS Lake Formation	Build a secure data lake in days
13	Application Integration	AWS Step Functions	Coordinate Distributed Applications
14	Application Integration	Amazon EventBridge	Serverless event bus for SaaS apps & AWS services
15	Application Integration	Amazon MQ	Managed Message Broker for ActiveMQ
16	Application Integration	Amazon Simple Notification Service (SNS)	Pub/Sub, Mobile Push and SMS
17	Application Integration	Amazon Simple Queue Service (SQS)	Managed Message Queues
18	Application Integration	Amazon AppSync	Power your apps with the right data from many sources, at scale
19	AR & VR	Amazon Sumerian	Build and Run VR and AR Applications
20	AWS Cost Management	AWS Cost Explorer	Analyze Your AWS Cost and Usage
21	AWS Cost Management	AWS Budgets	Set Custom Cost and Usage Budgets
22	AWS Cost Management	AWS Cost and Usage Report	Access Comprehensive Cost and Usage Information
23	AWS Cost Management	Reserved Instance Reporting	Dive Deeper into Your Reserved Instances (RIs)
24	AWS Cost Management	Savings Plans	Save up to 72% on compute usage with flexible pricing
25	Blockchain	Amazon Managed Blockchain	Create and manage scalable blockchain networks
26	Blockchain	Amazon Quantum Ledger Database (QLDB)	Fully managed ledger database
27	Business Applications	Alexa for Business	Empower your Organization with Alexa
28	Business Applications	Amazon Chime	Frustration-free Meetings, Video Calls, and Chat
29	Business Applications	Amazon WorkDocs	Secure enterprise document storage and sharing
30	Business Applications	Amazon WorkMail	Secure and Managed Business Email and Calendaring
31	Compute	Amazon EC2	Virtual Servers in the Cloud
32	Compute	Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling	Scale Compute Capacity to Meet Demand
33	Compute	Amazon Elastic Container Registry	Store and Retrieve Docker Images
34	Compute	Amazon Elastic Container Service	Run and Manage Docker Containers
35	Compute	Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service	Run Managed Kubernetes on AWS
36	Compute	Amazon Lightsail	Launch and Manage Virtual Private Servers
37	Compute	AWS Batch	Run Batch Jobs at Any Scale
38	Compute	AWS Elastic Beanstalk	Run and Manage Web Apps
39	Compute	AWS Fargate	Run Containers without Managing Servers or Clusters
40	Compute	AWS Lambda	Run your Code in Response to Events
41	Compute	AWS Outposts	Run AWS services on-premises
42	Compute	AWS Serverless Application Repository	Discover, Deploy, and Publish Serverless Applications
43	Compute	AWS Wavelength	Deliver ultra-low latency applications for 5G devices
44	Compute	VMware Cloud on AWS	Build a Hybrid Cloud without Custom Hardware
45	Customer Engagement	Amazon Connect	Cloud-based Contact Center
46	Customer Engagement	Amazon Pinpoint	Personalized User Engagement Across Channels
47	Customer Engagement	Amazon Simple Email Service (SES)	Email Sending and Receiving
48	Customer Engagement	Contact Lens for Amazon Connect	Contact center analytics powered by ML
49	Database	Amazon Aurora	High Performance Managed Relational Database
50	Database	Amazon DynamoDB	Managed NoSQL Database
51	Database	Amazon DocumentDB (with MongoDB compatibility)	Fully managed document database
52	Database	Amazon ElastiCache	In-memory Caching System
53	Database	Amazon Managed Apache Cassandra Service	Managed Cassandra-compatible database
54	Database	Amazon Neptune	Fully Managed Graph Database Service
55	Database	Amazon Quantum Ledger Database (QLDB)	Fully managed ledger database
56	Database	Amazon RDS	Managed Relational Database Service for MySQL, PostgreSQL, Oracle, SQL Server, and MariaDB
57	Database	Amazon RDS on VMware	Automate on-premises database management
58	Database	Amazon Redshift	Fast, Simple, Cost-effective Data Warehousing
59	Database	Amazon Timestream	Fully managed time series database
60	Database	AWS Database Migration Service	Migrate Databases with Minimal Downtime
61	Developer Tools	Amazon Corretto	Production-ready distribution of OpenJDK
62	Developer Tools	AWS Cloud Development Kit (CDK)	Model cloud infrastructure using code
63	Developer Tools	AWS Cloud9	Write, Run, and Debug Code on a Cloud IDE
64	Developer Tools	AWS CodeBuild	Build and Test Code
65	Developer Tools	AWS CodeCommit	Store Code in Private Git Repositories
66	Developer Tools	AWS CodeDeploy	Automate Code Deployment
67	Developer Tools	AWS CodePipeline	Release Software using Continuous Delivery
68	Developer Tools	AWS CodeStar	Develop and Deploy AWS Applications
69	Developer Tools	AWS Command Line Interface	Unified Tool to Manage AWS Services
70	Developer Tools	AWS Device Farm	Test Android, iOS, and web apps on real devices in the AWS cloud
71	Developer Tools	AWS Tools and SDKs	Tools and SDKs for AWS
72	Developer Tools	AWS X-Ray	Analyze and debug your applications
73	End User Computing	Amazon AppStream 2.0	Stream Desktop Applications Securely to a Browser
74	End User Computing	Amazon WorkDocs	Secure enterprise document storage and sharing
75	End User Computing	Amazon WorkLink	Enable mobile access to internal websites
76	End User Computing	Amazon WorkSpaces	Desktop Computing Service
77	Game Tech	Amazon GameLift	Simple, Fast, Cost-effective Dedicated Game Server Hosting
78	Game Tech	Amazon Lumberyard	A Free Cross-platform 3D Game Engine with Full Source, Integrated with AWS and Twitch
79	Internet of Things	AWS IoT Core	Connect Devices to the Cloud
80	Internet of Things	Amazon FreeRTOS	IoT Operating System for Microcontrollers
81	Internet of Things	AWS Greengrass	Local Compute, Messaging, and Sync for Devices
82	Internet of Things	AWS IoT 1-Click	One Click Creation of an AWS Lambda Trigger
83	Internet of Things	AWS IoT Analytics	Analytics for IoT Devices
84	Internet of Things	AWS IoT Button	Cloud Programmable Dash Button
85	Internet of Things	AWS IoT Device Defender	Security Management for IoT Devices
86	Internet of Things	AWS IoT Device Management	Onboard, Organize, and Remotely Manage IoT Devices
87	Internet of Things	AWS IoT Events	IoT event detection and response
88	Internet of Things	AWS IoT SiteWise	IoT data collector and interpreter
89	Internet of Things	AWS IoT Things Graph	Easily connect devices and web services
90	Internet of Things	AWS Partner Device Catalog	Curated catalog of AWS-compatible IoT hardware
91	Machine Learning	Amazon SageMaker	Build, Train, and Deploy Machine Learning Models at Scale
92	Machine Learning	Amazon Augmented AI	Easily implement human review of ML predictions
93	Machine Learning	Amazon CodeGuru (Preview)	Automate code reviews and identify expensive lines of code
94	Machine Learning	Amazon Comprehend	Discover Insights and Relationships in Text
95	Machine Learning	Amazon Elastic Inference	Deep learning inference acceleration
96	Machine Learning	Amazon Forecast	Increase forecast accuracy using machine learning
97	Machine Learning	Amazon Fraud Detector	Detect more online fraud faster
98	Machine Learning	Amazon Kendra	Reinvent enterprise search with ML
99	Machine Learning	Amazon Lex	Build Voice and Text Chatbots
100	Machine Learning	Amazon Personalize	Build real-time recommendations into your applications
101	Machine Learning	Amazon Polly	Turn Text into Lifelike Speech
102	Machine Learning	Amazon Rekognition	Analyze Image and Video
103	Machine Learning	Amazon SageMaker Ground Truth	Build accurate ML training datasets
104	Machine Learning	Amazon Textract	Extract text and data from documents
105	Machine Learning	Amazon Translate	Natural and Fluent Language Translation
106	Machine Learning	Amazon Transcribe	Automatic Speech Recognition
107	Machine Learning	AWS Deep Learning AMIs	Quickly Start Deep Learning on EC2
108	Machine Learning	AWS Deep Learning Containers	Docker images for deep learning
109	Machine Learning	AWS DeepComposer	ML enabled musical keyboard
110	Machine Learning	AWS DeepLens	Deep Learning Enabled Video Camera
111	Machine Learning	AWS DeepRacer	Autonomous 1/18th scale race car, driven by ML
112	Machine Learning	Amazon Inferentia	Machine learning inference chip
113	Machine Learning	Apache MXNet on AWS	Scalable, High-performance Deep Learning
114	Machine Learning	TensorFlow on AWS	Open-source Machine Intelligence Library
115	Management & Governance	Amazon CloudWatch	Monitor Resources and Applications
116	Management & Governance	AWS Auto Scaling	Scale Multiple Resources to Meet Demand
117	Management & Governance	AWS Chatbot	ChatOps for AWS
118	Management & Governance	AWS CloudFormation	Create and Manage Resources with Templates
119	Management & Governance	AWS CloudTrail	Track User Activity and API Usage
120	Management & Governance	AWS Command Line Interface	Unified tool to manage AWS services
121	Management & Governance	AWS Compute Optimizer	Identify optimal AWS Compute resources
122	Management & Governance	AWS Config	Track Resource Inventory and Changes
123	Management & Governance	AWS Control Tower	Set up and govern a secure, compliant, multi-account environment
124	Management & Governance	AWS Console Mobile Application	Access resources on the go
125	Management & Governance	AWS License Manager	Track, manage, and control licenses
126	Management & Governance	AWS Management Console	Web-based user interface
127	Management & Governance	AWS Managed Services	Infrastructure operations management for AWS
128	Management & Governance	AWS OpsWorks	Automate Operations with Chef and Puppet
129	Management & Governance	AWS Organizations	Central governance and management across AWS accounts
130	Management & Governance	AWS Personal Health Dashboard	Personalized View of AWS Service Health
131	Management & Governance	AWS Service Catalog	Create and Use Standardized Products
132	Management & Governance	AWS Systems Manager	Gain Operational Insights and Take Action
133	Management & Governance	AWS Trusted Advisor	Optimize Performance and Security
134	Management & Governance	AWS Well-Architected Tool	Review and improve your workloads
135	Media Services	Amazon Elastic Transcoder	Easy-to-use Scalable Media Transcoding
136	Media Services	Amazon Kinesis Video Streams	Process and Analyze Video Streams
137	Media Services	AWS Elemental MediaConnect	Reliable and secure live video transport
138	Media Services	AWS Elemental MediaConvert	Convert File-based Video Content
139	Media Services	AWS Elemental MediaLive	Convert Live Video Content
140	Media Services	AWS Elemental MediaPackage	Video Origination and Packaging
141	Media Services	AWS Elemental MediaStore	Media Storage and Simple HTTP Origin
142	Media Services	AWS Elemental MediaTailor	Video Personalization and Monetization
143	Media Services	AWS Elemental Appliances & Software	On-premises media solutions
144	Migration & Transfer	AWS Migration Hub	Track Migrations from a Single Place
145	Migration & Transfer	AWS Application Discovery Service	Discover On-Premises Applications to Streamline Migration
146	Migration & Transfer	AWS Database Migration Service	Migrate Databases with Minimal Downtime
147	Migration & Transfer	AWS DataSync	Simple, fast, online data transfer
148	Migration & Transfer	AWS Server Migration Service	Migrate On-Premises Servers to AWS
149	Migration & Transfer	AWS Snow Family	Physical devices to migrate data into and out of AWS
150	Migration & Transfer	AWS Transfer for SFTP	Fully managed SFTP service
151	Migration & Transfer	CloudEndure Migration	Automate your mass migration to AWS
152	Mobile	AWS Amplify	Build and deploy mobile and web applications
153	Mobile	Amazon API Gateway	Build, Deploy, and Manage APIs
154	Mobile	Amazon Pinpoint	Personalized User Engagement Across Channels
155	Mobile	AWS AppSync	Power your apps with the right data from many sources, at scale
156	Mobile	AWS Device Farm	Test Android, iOS, and web apps on real devices in the AWS cloud
157	Networking & Content Delivery	Amazon VPC	Isolated Cloud Resources
158	Networking & Content Delivery	Amazon API Gateway	Build, Deploy, and Manage APIs
159	Networking & Content Delivery	Amazon CloudFront	Global Content Delivery Network
160	Networking & Content Delivery	Amazon Route 53	Scalable Domain Name System
161	Networking & Content Delivery	AWS PrivateLink	Securely Access Services Hosted on AWS
162	Networking & Content Delivery	AWS App Mesh	Monitor and control microservices
163	Networking & Content Delivery	AWS Cloud Map	Application resource registry for microservices
164	Networking & Content Delivery	AWS Direct Connect	Dedicated Network Connection to AWS
165	Networking & Content Delivery	AWS Global Accelerator	Improve application availability and performance
166	Networking & Content Delivery	AWS Transit Gateway	Easily scale VPC and account connections
167	Networking & Content Delivery	Elastic Load Balancing	Distribute incoming traffic across multiple targets
168	Quantum Technologies	Amazon Braket	Explore and experiment with quantum computing
169	Robotics	AWS RoboMaker	Develop, test, and deploy robotics applications
170	Satellite	AWS Ground Station	Fully managed ground station as a service
171	Security, Identity & Compliance	AWS Identity & Access Management	Manage User Access and Encryption Keys
172	Security, Identity & Compliance	Amazon Cognito	Identity Management for your Apps
173	Security, Identity & Compliance	Amazon Detective	Investigate potential security issues
174	Security, Identity & Compliance	Amazon GuardDuty	Managed Threat Detection Service
175	Security, Identity & Compliance	Amazon Inspector	Analyze Application Security
176	Security, Identity & Compliance	Amazon Macie	Discover, Classify, and Protect your Data
177	Security, Identity & Compliance	AWS Artifact	On-demand access to AWS compliance reports
178	Security, Identity & Compliance	AWS Certificate Manager	Provision, Manage, and Deploy SSL/TLS Certificates
179	Security, Identity & Compliance	AWS CloudHSM	Hardware-based Key Storage for Regulatory Compliance
180	Security, Identity & Compliance	AWS Directory Service	Host and Manage Active Directory
181	Security, Identity & Compliance	AWS Firewall Manager	Central Management of Firewall Rules
182	Security, Identity & Compliance	AWS Key Management Service	Managed Creation and Control of Encryption Keys
183	Security, Identity & Compliance	AWS Resource Access Manager	Simple, secure service to share AWS resources
184	Security, Identity & Compliance	AWS Secrets Manager	Rotate, Manage, and Retrieve Secrets
185	Security, Identity & Compliance	AWS Security Hub	Unified security and compliance center
186	Security, Identity & Compliance	AWS Shield	DDoS Protection
187	Security, Identity & Compliance	AWS Single Sign-On	Cloud Single Sign-On (SSO) Service
188	Security, Identity & Compliance	AWS WAF	Filter Malicious Web Traffic
189	Storage	Amazon Simple Storage Service (S3)	Scalable Storage in the Cloud
190	Storage	Amazon Elastic Block Store (EBS)	EC2 block storage volumes
191	Storage	Amazon Elastic File System (EFS)	Fully managed file system for EC2
192	Storage	Amazon FSx for Lustre	High-performance file system integrated with S3
193	Storage	Amazon FSx for Windows File Server	Fully managed Windows native file system
194	Storage	Amazon S3 Glacier	Low-cost Archive Storage in the Cloud
195	Storage	AWS Backup	Centralized backup across AWS services
196	Storage	AWS Snow Family	Physical devices to migrate data into and out of AWS
197	Storage	AWS Storage Gateway	Hybrid Storage Integration
198	Storage	CloudEndure Disaster Recovery	Highly automated disaster recovery