CLF-C02 - Cloud Technology and Services - Section 3.6

Identify AWS database services, distinguishing relational databases such as Amazon RDS and Amazon Aurora from NoSQL databases such as Amazon DynamoDB and memory-based databases.

Distinguish relational database services - Amazon RDS for standard SQL engines and Amazon Aurora for a cloud-native, high-performance relational database - from NoSQL options. Recognise Amazon DynamoDB as a fully managed key-value and document NoSQL database suited to high-throughput, low-latency workloads, and identify memory-based caching services as a separate category.

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