Below is everything you need to know about AWS RDS. What is it? What are the benefits of AWS RDS?
▶ What is Amazon RDS?
⚫ Relational Database Service or RDS allows you to pay to use AWS databases without worrying about setting up the hardware or managing the software. So that you can focus on using the data rather than maintaining the database itself.
⚫ Using AWS RDS is like renting a storage unit for storing information. Imagine you have a lot of data, like names, addresses, and orders for your ecommerce store. Instead of buying and maintaining your own storage unit (which takes a lot of effort and money), you can use Amazon RDS.
▶ What are the benefits of RDS?
1️⃣ Flexibility
⚫ RDS supports different types of databases, so you can choose the one that fits your needs best. It’s like having a toolbox with various tools for different jobs.
2️⃣ High Availability
⚫ RDS keeps your data safe and available, even if something goes wrong. It’s like having a backup plan that kicks in automatically if something unexpected happens.
3️⃣ Scalability
⚫ RDS lets you make your database bigger or smaller as your needs change. It’s like having a rubber band that stretches or shrinks based on how much data you have.
4️⃣ Security
⚫ RDS has locks and keys to keep your data safe from prying eyes. It’s like having a secret vault for your important information.
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