I’ve written a blog post about AWS database services over at Anyshift!
In a previous blog post in this series we went through Amazon S3 and learned about storing unstructured data in the form of blobs or binary large objects. When it comes to structured data the primary service on AWS is the Relational Database Service (RDS). But AWS offers additional types of database services, most notably their NoSQL offering known as DynamoDB.
In this blog post we will go through a few different database offerings that AWS provides. We will learn about relational databases, NoSQL databases, and graph databases, and how to manage a few of these resources using infrastructure as code with Terraform.
Read more at 🔗 anyshift.io
