Using MIS (10th Edition)
10th Edition
ISBN: 9780134606996
Author: David M. Kroenke, Randall J. Boyle
Publisher: PEARSON
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List of AWS
The below are the list of AWS database offerings:
- Amazon Aurora
- It is a type of relational database used for transactional applications.
- Amazon RDS
- It is a type of relational database used for transactional applications.
- Amazon Dynamo DB
- It is a type of non-relational database used for internet scaling applications.
- It is server less NoSQL database.
- Amazon Redshift
- It is a data warehouse used for data analytics.
- Amazon ElastiCache
- It is a type of in-memory data store used in caching the data and process real-time workloads.
- Amazon Neptune
- A Highly connected data can be build using the Graph database.
Difference among the Amazon’s RDS, DynamoDB, ElastiCache and Redshift services:
| Amazon’s RDS | Amazon’s DynamoDB | Amazon’s ElastiCache | Amazon’s Redshift |
| It is a managed Relational database. | It is NoSQL database. | It is an in-memory data store. | It is a data warehouse. |
| Provides service with easy setup. It is easy to operate and could be scaled in the cloud. | It is fast and flexible that provides a NoSQL database service for the application in a consistent and single millisecond latency at required scale. | It could be deployed, operated and scaled effortlessly operated in an open source compatible in memory data store. | It is simple, fast and cost effective fully managed data warehouse to manage the data using the SQL and existing Business Intelligence tools. |
| It is used in OLTP (Online Transaction Processing) systems. | It can be used in the system that requires millisecond read latency at required scale. | It can be used in the system that requires sub- millisecond response time. | It is used for the OLAP(OnLine Analytical Processing) systems. |
| It supports read replicas across regions and gets backup at Amazon S3. | It uses streams to replicate the data to a table and to another table and does not require any backup. | Replicas are provided based on the read scaling and gets backup automatically. | Data gets replicated automatically and gets backup in Amazon S3... |
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Using MIS (10th Edition)
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