AWS continues to expand its serverless database offerings, aiming to help improve cost and lower operational complexity.

Amazon DocumentDB is just the latest in a growing list of serverless databases offered by Amazon. The cloud infrastructure giant launched its first serverless offering, Amazon DynamoDB, back in 2012, ...

The serverless computing market is anticipated to expand from USD 21.9 billion in 2024 to USD 44.7 billion in 2029 at a ...

In an era where data is a strategic asset, organizations often falter not because they lack data—but because their ...

Startup’s workaround reuses stuck compute slots to rein in runaway function costs Vercel claims it's slashed AWS Lambda costs by up to 95 percent by reusing idle instances that would otherwise rack up ...

AWS is expanding the capabilities of its cloud database portfolio, while at the same time reducing costs for enterprises. In a session at AWS re:invent 2024 today, the cloud giant outlined a ...

Nearly five years ago, Amazon Web Services (AWS) launched Neptune, a service for running apps that need a graph database to store and query connected datasets. Now, to keep up with the serverless ...

Rubrik is extending its data protection offerings to Amazon DynamoDB, AWS’s flagship serverless, distributed NoSQL database service, with a single, policy-driven console that automates ...

Again. Similar to Aurora Serverless, the setup of the Limitless Database requires specifying a minimum and maximum capacity, measured in Aurora Capacity Units (ACUs), across all routers and shards.

At its re:Invent conference, Amazon’s AWS cloud computing unit today announced Amazon Aurora DSQL, a new serverless, distributed SQL database that promises high availability (99.999% for multi ...