Storage
Correct. Amazon S3 (Simple Storage Service) is an object storage service and is classified under the storage category. It stores files, images, backups, and static website data.
Which service category is Amazon S3 classified under?
A question about identifying the service category that Amazon S3 belongs to.
Storage
Correct. Amazon S3 (Simple Storage Service) is an object storage service and is classified under the storage category. It stores files, images, backups, and static website data.
Compute
This is incorrect. Compute is the category for executing processing, like Amazon EC2 and AWS Lambda. S3 stores data — it does not execute processing — so it is not classified under compute.
Database
This is incorrect. Database is the category for managing and querying structured data, like Amazon RDS and Amazon DynamoDB. S3 stores data as objects and is not a database.
Networking
This is incorrect. Networking is the category responsible for connectivity and communication, like Amazon VPC and Amazon Route 53. S3 is a data storage service and is not a networking service.
Major categories and representative examples: Compute (EC2 / Lambda) / Storage (S3 / EBS / EFS) / Database (RDS / DynamoDB) / Networking (VPC / Route 53 / CloudFront). S3 is storage.