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AWS - Databases DynamoDB, RDS

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AWS - Databases There are 3 main database types in software world: Relational databases (MySql, Postgre, Amazon RDS etc.) Non-relational databases (Mongo, Amazon DynamoDB etc.) Graph databases (Amazon Neptune, NebulaGraph etc.) For your specific use case they have advantages and disadvantages.  We will cover relational and non-relational databases in this post.  Relational databases - as name implies stores information based on defined relation. Organized by tables, columns, rows. Supports complex queries and joins. Non-relational databases - contrary to the relational databases non-relational databases are more flexible. Documents, key/value, columns and graphs are some forms can be used to organize data. Databases in Amazon There are few ways to use database in AWS : Database on EC2 - We deploy any database software onto our instance and use it like this. Amazon RDS  - Amazon provided service, under the hood you can use (MySql,Postgre,Maria Amazon Aurora etc.) relationa...
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S3 - Create a static website

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 S3 - Create a static website Creating static website with S3 bucket is very easy. This will make not only your website fast but also hassle-free and cheap alternative to traditional hosting. Please read this post before going further -  https://www.learn-aws.com/2024/11/s3.html  Create a bucket and set the permissions.  Click on the bucket, and navigate to the "Properties" tab, scroll down you will see this option. Edit it like below. Create a simple index.html file like the one below and upload it with the files you used in index file. In this case "aws.png" is also uploaded into the bucket as well. <html> <title> Hello from AWS S3 </title> <body> <img src="aws.png" alt="AWS"> </body> </html>  If we do everything right, we will be able to see rendered html when we copy and paste the link in the index file's link in S3 service.
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