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Not sure why they changed their license then. Doesn't AWS have already a Postgres-like database with RDS but also with DynamoDB?
by hartator 7y ago
Not sure why they changed their license then. Doesn't AWS have already a Postgres-like database with RDS but also with DynamoDB?
- ComputerGuru 7y agoYes, it is indeed a little puzzling. CrB's biggest benefit is to people not interested in engineering their own scaling/sharing solutions for existing RDBMS options or if they care about optimal resource utilization (under a certain subset of conditions), neither of which are particularly draws for the AWS team. Perhaps they are more worried about other vendors.
- dragonwriter 7y ago> Doesn't AWS have already a Postgres-like database with RDS but also with DynamoDB? They have actual managed Postgres with RDS for Postgres, and also a Postgres-compatible (SQL dialect and wire protocol) version of RDS Aurora.