Do no-coders use AWS?

I'm a cloud architect and i hate coding. I'm using AWS but don't need magic :)

Unfortunately cloud is getting more an more automated now, forcing me to find another solution. To avoid this we are building a cloud deployment platform that makes cloud Deployments easier ...it can be used by everyone from anywhere and it abstracts all the cloud complexity from the user.

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Could be really interesting for those who want to use cloud but don't know how to use it correctly.

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This is a message for the 28% who would love to, the 6% that dont want to code, and also why not the 39% already using it. At Cloudbuddies we are trying to solve the cloud deployment complexity by providing a Cloud Deployment As A Service Platform that gets everything needed done for you as easy as answering questions.
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Don't need to close to host your images for example in AWS S3.
It's free .

There is no need to code to use AWS.

Checked it’s promotional video on YouTube , looks like it’s meant for developers or advanced users to start developing apps , I think the terminology and flow will be hard for average user , so no coder but still a techie is required .

absolutely, there's a ton of no-code/low-infra stuff in AWS that i think people should be checking out. the obvious one is s3 - super cheap file storage for things as simple as "i need to put my background image PNG somewhere so my site can load it" and as complex as "i need to put user image uploads somewhere".

i've also used lightsail a lot for spinning up wordpress instances, not exactly "no code" but the business/product on top ultimately ends up being little to no code, and putting the site up is just a few clicks, so it feels like it counts :)