Amazon Web Services offers a broad set of global compute, database, application, and deployment services that use Microsoft technologies or are designed to work with Microsoft technologies. These services help organizations move faster, lower IT …

Answers to common questions about running Windows and other Microsoft software on AWS.

Learn best practices for building and running Microsoft applications, including Active Directory, .NET, and Microsoft SQL Server on AWS.

AWS supports everything you need to build and run Windows applications including Active Directory, .NET, Microsoft SQL Server, Windows desktop-as-a-service, and all supported versions of Windows Server.

Eligible Microsoft server applications can often be deployed on AWS using existing licenses. This allows you to more easily move your workloads to the Amazon Web Services cloud, without any additional Microsoft software licensing fees.

2019年11月30日 · Whether you want to purchase new Microsoft licenses, or utilize existing ones, you can rely on AWS to run your Microsoft software.

2024年11月6日 · Amazon creates and manages Microsoft Windows Server 2025 AMIs providing a reliable and quick way to launch Windows Server 2025 on EC2 instances. These images support Nitro-based instances with Unified Extensible Firmware Interface (UEFI) to provide enhanced security.

2022年12月12日 · Amazon Web Services (AWS) recently announced the general availability of Microsoft Office, along with Remote Desktop Service Subscriber Access License (RDS SAL), as license included offerings on Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (Amazon EC2) instances.

Amazon Web Services (AWS) helps you build, deploy, scale, and manage Windows-based applications quickly, easily, securely, and cost-effectively. The AWS Microsoft Workloads Competency serves AWS customers who seek to select the most qualified AWS Partners for deploying Microsoft workloads on AWS.

Learn about the strategies, programs, and services available for migrating Microsoft workloads to AWS. Understand the AWS migration paths for specific Microsoft workloads, such as Active Directory, Windows File Server, SQL Server, and .NET workloads.