databases

To choose the right database for AWS, evaluate your data types, access patterns, scale, cost, and operational complexity. This process recommends optimal services like PostgreSQL, DynamoDB, MongoDB, Redis, or OpenSearch based on those application requirements.

The best way to combine a database, cache, and search service for e-commerce is using a decision tree that evaluates data characteristics. It recommends optimal DB, cache, and search stacks, such as pairing PostgreSQL or DynamoDB with Redis and OpenSearch.

You should use DynamoDB instead of PostgreSQL when your cloud-based project requires specific data types and access patterns that favor a NoSQL model. A database decision tree evaluates your scale and operational complexity to recommend the appropriate service.

Yes, you can get pricing estimates and scaling insights for common cloud database configurations. The selection process provides pricing tables and sizing recommendations to help you understand costs for services like PostgreSQL, DynamoDB, and Redis.

Yes, the database selection process includes integration guidance featuring Terraform snippets and ORM options like Prisma and Mongoose. It also provides best-practice migration advice to help you implement your selected database stack.