how are you? AWS provides a mix of global and regional services, and it's important to differentiate between them. Here's an updated overview of some of the main global services

Real Global AWS Services:

• Identity and Access Management (IAM) – IAM is global because it manages permissions and security policies at a global level across all regions.
• Amazon CloudFront – CloudFront, being a Content Delivery Network (CDN), is designed to deliver content globally, so it operates across all AWS regions.
• Amazon Route 53 – This is a global DNS service, meaning it manages DNS records and routing globally for your domain names.
• AWS Web Application Firewall (WAF) – While WAF itself is deployed on a regional level for specific applications, it can be used globally when combined with CloudFront for managing web traffic.

Other Global AWS Services:

• Amazon SES (Simple Email Service) – Although SES uses specific endpoints, it is considered a global service as it can send and receive emails worldwide.

• AWS Certificate Manager (ACM) – Server certificates in ACM are global as they can be used across different AWS regions.