Amazon EC2

AWS EC2 allows you to create an instance i.e Elastic compute within a few clicks.
For AWS EC2 you do not need to be worried about the installation and partitions and etc configurations.
Instead of selecting the things you just choose your requirement and get it configured with fully installed Everything within few clicks.
Here you get save your time
Here you get to save you money as you have to pay only as you required.
You have to option as well for free tier to the testing purpose of EC2.
Even you have to option to choose a flavor as per your requirement
you can have an option to choose the categories wise instance

You can just say that: easy simple deployment with EC2

If you have to configure the instance-EC2 you have to pay as per the billing criteria.
You are not allowed to configured or customized your free tier instance-EC2.
If you are not paying for your instance-EC2 your instance will be suspended.

It's hard to imagine that we used to live in a world where needing compute resources required an actual human to provision a server. EC2 changed the game and made the subsequent breakthrough innovations possible. Of course virtual machine technology existed before, but EC2 made it available as a service and made it a ubiquitous resource. I use EC2 for personal projects and am still wowed at how simple it is to configure a linux server within minutes, run several tests, then remove it, all for a minimal cost. The interface has improved over the years, you can automate everything using CloudFormations or APIs, and there are so many new integrations with other services that in the future most companies will be Cloud first.

Finding the right AMIs is still not as easy as it should be. I'm sure that most people are using the same AMIs, just surface those up as an option. Of course, it does make sense to keep the marketplace on fair ground. Occasionally users will forget to clean up resources which ends up triggering quota limits at some point. It's best to have automation that scans for this periodically and cleans it up. Pay as you Go is much more expensive than subscription billing so take the time early on to forecast usage then switch to subscription.