Amazon’s revved-up database service offers five times the throughput of MySQL and a formidable alternative to Oracle and SQL Server The 20-year-old MySQL database is the world’s most widely used open ...

Many web applications have been built on an open source stack that included MySQL. Despite its limitations, MySQL managed to become the world’s most widely used open source RDBMS. What limitations, ...

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IDC’s research highlights the significant benefits organizations achieve from using Amazon Aurora, a built-for-the-cloud, serverless, fully managed relational database service that delivers ...

For large companies or those with massive data analytics needs, there are times when basic cloud computing services just won’t help. The open-source options might be too unreliable or not fast enough, ...

At its re:Invent developer conference in Las Vegas, Amazon today announced Aurora, a new relational database service the company built from the ground up. As Amazon’s Andy Jassy, the head of the ...