Amazon DocumentDB
(with MongoDB compatibility)
Scale JSON workloads with ease using a fully managed document database service
Support millions of document read requests per second by scaling compute and storage independently.
Automate hardware provisioning, patching, setup, and other database management tasks.
Achieve 99.999999999% durability with automatic replication, continuous backup, and strict network isolation.
Use existing MongoDB drivers and tools with the Apache 2.0 open-source MongoDB 3.6 and 4.0 APIs.
How it works
Amazon DocumentDB is a scalable, highly durable, and fully managed database service for operating mission-critical MongoDB workloads.
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Migrate self-managed MongoDB workloads
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JSON Management
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Migrate self-managed MongoDB workloads
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Set up, secure, and scale MongoDB-compatible databases without worrying about running cluster management software, configuring backups, or monitoring production workloads. To learn how, see the Amazon DocumentDB Migration Guide »
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JSON Management
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As a type of NoSQL database, Amazon DocumentDB makes it easy to insert, query, index, and perform aggregations over JSON data. To learn more about JSON, read the Amazon DocumentDB documentation »
Use cases
Store and query CMS data
Improve the customer experience through fast, reliable access to reviews, images, and other content stored in your content management system (CMS).
Manage user profiles, preferences, and requests
Generate customer recommendations and enable online transactions. Manage millions of user profiles and preferences.
Scale mobile and web applications
Build applications that scale to process millions of user requests per second with millisecond latency.
How to get started
Find out how Amazon DocumentDB works
Learn more about key features such as scalability, automation, and MongoDB compatibility.
Learn more about Amazon DocumentDB pricing
Pay only for what you use with no upfront costs or minimum fees.
Explore hands-on training
Learn how to set up a document database with a mongo shell and run queries.