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Amazon has developed Aurora and DynamoDB. And they are free to use any of the open source ones. Your narrative makes little sense.
by bufferoverflow 8y ago
Amazon has developed Aurora and DynamoDB.
And they are free to use any of the open source ones.
Your narrative makes little sense.
- ceejayoz 8y agoEllison claims (https://www.zdnet.com/article/amazons-consumer-business-moves-from-oracle-to-aws-but-larry-ellisons-wont-stop-talking/ https://www.zdnet.com/article/amazons-consumer-business-move...) Aurora is Oracle's because it's MySQL based: > So this is another claim I'm going to make, Aurora, not built by Amazon, built by us, called MySQL. Amazon just gave it a new name. It's also true of Redshift. Amazon didn't build Redshift, that's not what they do. These are -- they just open-sourced pieces where they built -- that they used to build their cloud. They did a great job. They did a great job of making those pieces available in a coherent -- deliver them in a coherent cloud. I give them a lot of credit. But they don't build databases. Amazon still runs all of their -- all of Amazon on Oracle Database. They are trying, they promised because they don't like me reminding them of that publicly. They said they're trying to get off Oracle by 2020. > Aurora is our other database. It's our low-end database. It's our database. It's not theirs. Well, it's open source. Anyone can use it for nothing. (This is bullshit, of course.)