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AWS Database Mini Projects - RDS, Aurora, DynamoDB & ElastiCache

Five Production-Style Builds Across RDS, Aurora, DynamoDB & ElastiCache Part of my AWS learning journey. Instead of practicing RDS, Aurora, DynamoDB, and ElastiCache as isolated labs, I built five small connected projects instead, each one following the same production discipline: a dedicated environment, IAM least privilege, validation, failover or performance testing, and cleanup. Full…

Five comprehensive projects focusing on Amazon Web Services database services: RDS, Aurora, DynamoDB, and ElastiCache. Each project adheres to a standardized production approach, incorporating environment isolation, least privilege IAM access, validation, failover/performance testing, and cleanup procedures. All code and documentation can be found in the GitHub repository: github.com/tejasshinkar/Aws-Database-mini-projects.

Key concepts explored are available at: https://dev.to/tejas_shinkar/aws-rds-elastic-cache-managed-databases-multi-az-failover-in-memory-caching-5dce and https://dev.to/tejas_shinkar/aws-aurora-elasticache-patterns-dynamodb-the-complete-data-layer-1k3e.

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