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AMAZON

DATABASES
INTRODUCTION TO AWS

AWS offers a range of cloud computing services.

Provides scalability, flexibility, and cost-effectiveness.

Leads the cloud market with diverse services and tools.


Tailored to various business needs and applications
Types of Databases Used by Amazon

Relational Databases

NoSQL Databases
Data Warehousing 03

Graph Databases

Time Series Databases


STUDIO SHODWE Amazon Relational
Database Service
(RDS)
Management and operation of relational database.

RDS provides high availability, scalability, and security.

RDS includes MySQL, PostgreSQL, Oracle, SQL Server, MariaDB,


and Amazon Aurora.
Amazon DynamoDB(NoSQL):
Fully managed NoSQL database service.
Provides fast and predictable performance.
Seamlessly scales to handle large-scale data and high-traffic applications.
Includes built-in security features and automatic backups.
Ensures data safety and integrity with restore options.
Use Cases and Real-World Examples:
Gaming: Manages player data, leaderboards, and game state information in real-time.
IoT Applications: Efficiently stores and processes large volumes of data .
KEY FEATURES OF DynamoDB

Scalability
Low Latency
02
01 DynamoDB offers millisecond response DynamoDB can handle millions of
times. requests

Security
Automatic backup and
03 DynamoDB incorporates robust security 04 Recovery option
measures.
Data warehousing

Definition: Centralized data storage for analysis.


Purpose: Enhances decision-making and reporting.
Features:
Subject-Oriented: Organized by business areas.
Integrated: Merges multiple data sources.
Non-Volatile: Data remains stable.
Time-Variant: Includes historical data.
Data warehousing
Benefits
Better Decisions: Reliable data for analysis.
Performance: Fast query responses.
Historical View: Trend analysis.
Consistency: Unified data source

Challenges
Integration: Merging diverse data.
Quality: Ensuring data accuracy.
Scalability: Handling data growth.
Maintenance: Ongoing management.
Amazon Redshift
Fully managed data warehouse service.
Scales from 160 GB to petabyte-scale.
Uses columnar storage for fast queries.
Employs massively parallel processing (MPP).
Seamlessly integrates with AWS data lake.
Queries Amazon S3 data via Redshift Spectrum.
Offers cost-effective pricing options.
Provides on-demand pricing and reserved instances.
Allows pausing and resuming clusters.
Amazon Timestream
Amazon Timestream
Definition: Managed time series database by AWS.
Purpose: Handles time series data for IoT, monitoring, analytics.
Features
Scalable: Auto-scales for large data.
SQL Support: Query with SQL.
Analytics: Built-in time series functions.
Amazon Timestream
Benefits
Fast: Quick data ingestion and querying.
Cost-Effective: Pay per use.
Use Cases
IoT Monitoring
DevOps Metrics
Challenges and Solutions

Cost Management: Track spending with Cost Explorer; use auto-scaling.


Performance: Optimize with CloudWatch; improve query efficiency.
Data Security: Use encryption; control access with IAM.
Backup & Recovery: Manage backups with AWS Backup; test recovery.
Scalability: Auto-adjust resources; choose scalable services.
Future Trends and Innovations

Serverless: Fully managed, cost-efficient databases.


AI/ML: Machine learning in databases.
Multi-Model: Support for various data models.
Security: Advanced encryption and threat detection.
Edge Computing: Real-time data processing at the edge.
Data Lakes: Integration for unified storage.
Conclusion
Diverse Services: Relational, NoSQL, data warehousing, caching.
Selection: Based on application needs, data model, performance.
Budget: Consider cost constraints.
Scalable & Reliable: AWS databases scale and ensure reliability.
Security: Strong security features included.

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