AWS databases mindmap
AWS databases
Relational
Amazon RDS
: Managed relational databases
Engines
: MySQL, PostgreSQL, MariaDB, Oracle, SQL Server and Db2
Multi-AZ
: Synchronous standby for high availability
Read replicas
: Asynchronous copies to scale reads, also across Regions
Automated backups
: Point-in-time recovery for up to 35 days
Amazon Aurora
: MySQL- and PostgreSQL-compatible, storage replicated six ways across three Availability Zones
Aurora Serverless v2
: Scales capacity in fine-grained steps
Global Database
: Low-latency reads and fast recovery across Regions
Aurora DSQL
: Serverless distributed SQL with active-active multi-Region
Key-value
Amazon DynamoDB
: Serverless NoSQL with single-digit millisecond performance
Capacity modes
: On-demand or provisioned with auto scaling
Global tables
: Multi-Region, multi-active replication
DynamoDB Accelerator (DAX)
: In-memory cache with microsecond reads
Streams
: Ordered item changes for 24 hours
Indexes
: Global and local secondary indexes
In-memory
Amazon ElastiCache
: Managed Valkey, Redis OSS and Memcached caches
Amazon MemoryDB
: Durable in-memory database, Valkey and Redis OSS compatible
Document
Amazon DocumentDB
: MongoDB-compatible JSON documents
Wide-column
Amazon Keyspaces
: Serverless, Apache Cassandra compatible
Graph
Amazon Neptune
: Graph database for Gremlin, openCypher and SPARQL
Time series
Amazon Timestream
: Time series data: LiveAnalytics and InfluxDB variants
Analytics
Amazon Redshift
: Data warehouse, provisioned or serverless
Migration
AWS Database Migration Service
: Migrate and replicate databases with minimal downtime
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