AWS Databases (Category)
π Service Overview
AWS Databases is a collection of fully managed database services provided by AWS.
It supports relational, NoSQL, in-memory, graph, time-series, ledger, and data warehouse databases.
π AWS handles infrastructure, scaling, backups, patching, and high availability.
β¨ Key Features
πΉ Fully managed database services
πΉ Automatic backups & point-in-time recovery
πΉ High availability & Multi-AZ support
πΉ Horizontal & vertical scalability
πΉ Encryption at rest & in transit
πΉ Integration with IAM, VPC, CloudWatch
πΉ Pay-as-you-go pricing
ποΈ AWS Category / Cloud Domain
Category: Database
Cloud Domain: Data Management / Storage
πΉ Major Services under AWS Databases:
Amazon RDS β Relational databases
Amazon Aurora β High-performance relational DB
Amazon DynamoDB β NoSQL key-value DB
Amazon ElastiCache β In-memory cache
Amazon Redshift β Data warehouse
Amazon Neptune β Graph database
Amazon Timestream β Time-series database
Amazon QLDB β Ledger database
π Where It Fits in Cloud / DevOps Lifecycle
π Application Development β Store app data
π CI/CD Pipelines β Backend data persistence
π DevOps β Automated scaling & monitoring
π DevSecOps β Secure data with IAM & encryption
π Production & Operations β High availability & backups
π Used mainly in Build β Deploy β Operate β Monitor stages.
π»Programming Languages / Access Methods
AWS Databases can be accessed using:
πΉ Programming Languages
Java
Python
Node.js
Go
.NET
PHP
πΉ Access Methods
AWS SDKs
AWS CLI
AWS Management Console
JDBC / ODBC
REST APIs
π° Pricing Model
π΅ Pay-as-you-go
Pricing depends on:
Instance type
Storage used
Read/Write capacity
Data transfer
Backup storage
β οΈ No upfront cost
β οΈ Free Tier available (limited)








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