AWS Databases

AWS Database Services

AWS offers database services for different needs: relational databases for structured data, NoSQL for flexible schemas, and specialized services for analytics and migration.

Database Types

Relational (SQL)

Relational databases have data stored in tables with rows and columns, linked by relationships.

Examples of relational database services:

Amazon RDS: Managed MySQL, PostgreSQL, MariaDB, Oracle, SQL Server
Amazon Aurora: High-performance MySQL/PostgreSQL-compatible

NoSQL

NoSQL databases have data stored in flexible schemas, horizontal scaling for high throughput.

Examples of NoSQL database services:

Amazon DynamoDB: Key-value and document database

Analytics & Migration

Examples of analytics and migration services:

Amazon Redshift: Data warehouse for analytics
AWS DMS: Database migration with minimal downtime

AWS Databases – FAQs

Quick answers about learning AWS Databases in AWS.

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