A Literature Review on AWS-Based Cloud Computing: A Case in South Korea

A collection of information technology (IT) services known as “cloud computing” is offered to customers across a network on a subscription basis with the flexibility to scale up or down based on their service needs. The emergence of cloud computing technology, which has tremendous advantages, is one of the major advancements in recent times. Many computers and servers are specifically devoted to meeting the demands of businesses in a cloud computing system for internal communications. Users can access their services via an internet connection. Registered users have remote access to both hardware and software, thanks to the cloud service, which has made essential adjustments to how information is stored and made accessible. This paper investigates the use of Amazon Web Services (AWS) for big data processing and analytics in South Korea. We collected several domestic journal and conference papers that studied local cloud services based on AWS to introduce distributed systems and cloud computing technologies. This study can provide researchers with a compact version of the extensive AWS-based data processing literature and potential future insights. It can also provide stakeholders tailored services, information about cutting-edge solutions that can influence academics, and details about current research needs.