AWS Database Blog
Analyzing social media feeds using Amazon Neptune
Data generated from various media applications is valuable for organizations to understand customer sentiments and product feedback. It can also be used to recommend new products and services to their customers. This type of data is highly connected and is challenging to ingest and store in a relational database. A relational database does not store […]
Reduce database cost and improve availability when you migrate to the AWS Cloud
Let’s say you have an application that uses database tables to store log and clickstream data. You might store your data in a relational database to ease development and management tasks. When you launch your application, the database is manageable at first, but it grows to hundreds of gigabytes per week. Data storage and retrieval […]

