Move to Managed Databases
summary
Cloud-managed databases replace manual provisioning, patching and backups with automated features: Amazon Aurora claims up to 5x MySQL and 3x PostgreSQL performance, 64 TB storage, continuous S3 backups and 3‑AZ replication; AWS DMS reports 250,000+ migrations and can replicate changes for near-zero downtime; Amazon Keyspaces is Cassandra 3.11 compatible, serverless with single‑digit millisecond latency and auto scaling; customer results include Jobvite cutting costs ~40% and Globe saving $1M over three years after a 7‑month migration.
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chapters (17)
- 0:00Start
- 0:22Agenda
- 2:48Fully managed services on AWS
- 4:23Fully managed database and analytics services
- 5:09Move to managed relational databases
- 6:52Amazon Aurora
- 11:12Move to managed nonrelational databases
- 12:30Amazon DocumentDB
- 13:10Amazon Keyspaces (for Apache Cassandra)
- 14:54Amazon ElastiCache
- 18:02We offer flexible ways to help you migrate
- 20:35Flexible, powerful migration tooling
- 22:49AWS database migration partners
- 24:24Database Freedom: Break free from the old guard
- 24:39Migration Customer journey
- 25:48Jobvite
- 26:38Globe
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