In this course, we explain how to choose the most appropriate AWS database for your use case based on specific design requirements such as consistency, availability, scalability, and access patterns.
Learning Objectives
- Design requirements that might impact your choice in database
- Use cases for each AWS relational database, and
- Use cases for each AWS NoSQL database option
Intended Audience
- Those that are looking to better understand the differences between the AWS database services
- Those who want to understand how to choose the right database service for a current or future project
Prerequisites
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You should have a fundamental understanding of the different databases on AWS
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This course will not introduce each AWS database; instead, it will go through a process of how to select a database based on specific workload needs. For more information on the database services, check out existing content here:
Hello and welcome to this course, which will explain how to choose the most appropriate AWS database for your use case based on specific design requirements such as consistency, availability, scalability, and access patterns.
Before we begin, I’d like to introduce myself - my name is Alana Layton and I’m an AWS content creator here at Cloud Academy. Feel free to connect with me to ask any questions using the details shown on the screen. Alternatively, you can always get in touch with us here at Cloud Academy by sending an e-mail to support@cloudacademy.com where one of our Cloud experts will reply to your question.
This course has been created for those that are looking to better understand the differences between the AWS database services and those who want to understand how to choose the right database service for a current or future project.
By the end of this course, you will have a greater understanding of:
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Design requirements that might impact your choice in database,
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Use cases for each AWS relational database, and
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Use cases for each AWS noSQL database option
To get the most out of this course, you should have a fundamental understanding of the different databases on AWS. This course will not introduce each AWS database, instead, it will go through a process of how to select a database based on specific workload needs. For more information on the database services, check out existing content here:
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Alana Layton is an experienced technical trainer, technical content developer, and cloud engineer living out of Seattle, Washington. Her career has included teaching about AWS all over the world, creating AWS content that is fun, and working in consulting. She currently holds six AWS certifications. Outside of Cloud Academy, you can find her testing her knowledge in bar trivia, reading, or training for a marathon.