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Endpoints In AWS VPC

What are VPC Endpoints? VPC endpoints help you to connect to different supported AWS services privately. It doesn’t require deploying an Internet Gateway, NAT, i.e., a Network Translation Address, a VPN Connection, or an AWS Direct Connect Connection. The Endpoints are virtual devices scaled horizontally; they are highly available and redundant components of a VPC. […]

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Why Use S3 Replication When S3 Is Highly Available And Durable

While Amazon S3 is indeed designed to be highly available and durable, S3 Replication addresses several specific needs and use cases that go beyond the built-in capabilities of a single S3 bucket: In summary, while S3 offers high availability and durability within a single region, S3 Replication provides additional benefits such as geographic redundancy, regulatory […]

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S3 Replication

S3 Replication is a feature in Amazon S3 (Simple Storage Service) that allows for automatic, asynchronous copying of objects across Amazon S3 buckets. This can be done within the same AWS region (Cross-Region Replication, CRR) or between different AWS regions (Same-Region Replication, SRR)

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Versioning And Delete Marker In S3

In AWS S3, delete markers are like invisible bookmarks created when you delete a versioned object. Let’s break down how they work and why they matter: Versioning and Delete Markers Versioning: Imagine you have a folder of important documents. Every time you make a change, you keep the old versions just in case. Enabling versioning […]

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How is Aurora better then other RDS engine?

Amazon Aurora offers several significant advantages over other RDS engines, making it a compelling choice for many database workloads: Performance and Scalability: High Availability and Durability: Cost-Effectiveness: Other Advantages: When to Choose Aurora: When to Choose Other RDS Engines: Overall, Aurora’s superior performance, scalability, availability, and cost-effectiveness make it a popular choice for modern database […]

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Multi-AZ Vs Read Replicas in AWS RDS with Amazon Aurora

The concepts of Multi-AZ and Read Replicas apply to Amazon Aurora as well, but with some key differences and additional considerations due to Aurora’s unique architecture: Multi-AZ Deployments (High Availability): Read Replicas (Read Scalability): Choosing Between Multi-AZ and Read Replicas: Additional Considerations for Aurora:

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