Posted by Neil Smith

When it comes time to choose a database for your web application or service, the options can be overwhelming. Whether you’re dealing with structured data such as user accounts and product catalogues, or unstructured data such as service logs and documents, there are several potential solutions available from Amazon Web Services (AWS). In this blog post explore the advantages of using both relational databases like MySQL and non-relational databases like DynamoDB when managing data in AWS managed cloud. We'll look at how performance is determined by architecture design decisions, pricing considerations between different services offered in AWS, as well as some of the limitations that these two types of platforms present. By understanding the pros and cons associated with utilizing each type of platform you will make better informed decisions related to choosing which database is right for your project needs. To Know More, Visit: https://www.zehncloud.com