AWS is Amazon, and we do not use Amazon. We work 100 percent with Azure, and all the products from Azure are what we are using now. The last products I used, I purchased them through a client. Before that, my head office company was the one that purchased the products. I purchased products directly from Microsoft. We had an agreement with Microsoft at my previous company, and we have an agreement directly with Microsoft now. The last purchase I made was also directly through the Azure portal. I have tested some products, but I have not implemented anything with them as of yet. I have also been working with Azure Automation and a similar low-code app creation service whose name I cannot recall at the moment. I have used Windows Server IIS. I am not a full expert, but I understand the functionality and how to use it. IIS is Internet Information Services, which is application infrastructure. The main benefits include security control where you can control different access levels and integrate with other services to manage application security. You can control the web server and define rules to manage application behavior depending on certain conditions. With one instance, you can create or manage different web applications and group them in different application pools. You can define resources specifically for each application pool and reduce the impact across the whole server. For example, regarding the security aspect, integrating IIS allows you to use a single authentication method. You can authenticate the whole application through IIS and, for example, authenticate in the database. You can manage part of the single sign-on using IIS. I have not seen load balancing implementation, but I assume there could be some kind of integration for handling load balancing or redirection of web applications. I have not managed that part, but I know there are capabilities. IIS has the capabilities to include logs to review what is happening with the server and integrate a live monitoring process or an audit process to follow up on server performance.
