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AWS boosts Database Services Amidst the constant stream of cloud service and product announcements from Amazon Web Services Inc. (AWS), there have been a few database-related items that have come to light recently. A wide range of data-related offerings are available in AWS cloud. These include relational offerings like Amazon Aurora (MySQL and PostgreSQL), Amazon RDS [MySQL and PostgreSQL], MariaDB, Oracle and SQL Server (data warehouse), key-value Amazon DynamoDB(NoSQL), and document-oriented Amazon DocumentDB with MongoDB compatibility). Here’s a summary of the most recent data-related news published in the last week.

  • Amazon DocumentDB (with MongoDB compatibility), is now compliant with SOC 1, 2 and 3. These reports are often used by diverse industries such as technology, banking, and financial services and used for Sarbanes-Oxley compliance (SOX). Learn more.
  • Amazon RDS for SQL Server increases the database limit per instance up to 100: “Existing databases can support up 100 databases without any downtime. The database limit will increase from 30 databases. It will vary depending on the availability type and instance class. This allows you to consolidate multiple databases into one instance, simplifying database management. The Amazon RDS SQL Server User Guide outlines the exact limits based on instance size and availability type. Learn more.
  • Amazon RDS for MySQL MariaDB, PostgreSQL increases maximum storage size to 64 TiB. I/O performance is increased to 80,000 IOPS. “Existing databases can also be scaled up 64 TiB storage without any downtime. The new storage limit is an increase of 32 TiB and is available for Provisioned SSD storage types and General Purpose SSD storage types. Amazon RDS supports up to 80,000 IOPS for SSD storage that is Provisioned IOPS. Learn more.
  • Amazon DocumentDB (with MongoDB compatibility), now supports R5 instance in US East, US East, Ohio, US West, Oregon, and EU (Ireland). “Amazon DocumentDB now support R5 instances, next generation memory optimized instances, US East, US East, Ohio, US West, Oregon, and EU (Ireland). R5 instances offer up to 100 percent better performance than R4 instances for the same cost. Testing with your queries and data will give the best information about the improvements that you’ll notice for your workloads. You can scale up to r5.24xlarge R5 instances with 768 GiB memory, 96 vCPU and 25 Gbps network speed. Learn more.
  • Amazon RDS for Oracle now supports April Oracle Patch Set Updates PSU and Release Updates RU: “Oracle PSUs include bug fixes and other critical security upgrades. Amazon RDS for Oracle now supports Release Updates (RU), starting with Oracle Database 12.2.0.1. Please visit the Amazon RDS patch updates documentation to learn more about Oracle PSUs. Continue reading.
  • Amazon RDS MySQL Supports Password Validation. “You can now enforce password policy in your Amazon RDS MySQL databases using MySQL validate_password plugin. This plugin allows you to define minimum password lengths, required characters, and other rules that will improve the security of your databases. Password validation is available on RDS database instances that run MySQL versions 5.6 to 5.7 and 8.0. The parameters are set in the DB parameter group. See the Amazon RDS documentation for more information. You can read more about it here.
  • AWS IoT Analytics now supports data set content delivery to Amazon S3