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AWS Keyspaces

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**AWS Keyspaces**

What is AWS Keyspaces?

Amazon Keyspaces (for Apache Cassandra) is a scalable, highly available, and fully managed Apache Cassandra-compatible database service. It allows you to run Cassandra workloads in the AWS cloud using the same Cassandra Query Language (CQL) code, without needing to manage the underlying infrastructure. It's commonly used for applications requiring low latency, high throughput, and high availability, such as those in IoT, e-commerce, and social media.

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What other technologies are related to AWS Keyspaces?

AWS Keyspaces Competitor Technologies

Cassandra
Cassandra
Cassandra is a NoSQL database that is a direct competitor to AWS Keyspaces, as Keyspaces provides a managed Cassandra-compatible service.
AWS DynamoDB
AWS DynamoDB
DynamoDB is a NoSQL database service offered by AWS that competes with Keyspaces for use cases requiring scalable and highly available NoSQL storage, though DynamoDB uses a different underlying data model.
MongoDB
MongoDB
MongoDB is a NoSQL database that provides similar functionality to Cassandra, and thus competes with AWS Keyspaces for certain use cases.
Number of organizations that mention technology
86
AWS Keyspaces
12,688
Cassandra
17,100
AWS DynamoDB
58,274
MongoDB
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AWS Keyspaces Complementary Technologies

AWS EC2
AWS EC2
AWS EC2 provides virtual servers in the cloud, often used to host applications that connect to and use Keyspaces. EC2 instances can run applications that interact with Keyspaces.
AWS EKS
AWS EKS
AWS EKS is a managed Kubernetes service that can be used to orchestrate containerized applications that connect to and use Keyspaces. EKS provides a platform for deploying and managing applications that interact with Keyspaces.
AWS S3
AWS S3
AWS S3 is an object storage service that can be used to store data related to applications using Keyspaces, such as backups, logs, or large binary objects. S3 can be used for data archival or for storing application assets.
Number of organizations that mention technology
86
AWS Keyspaces
25,137
AWS EC2
13,719
AWS EKS
31,949
AWS S3
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Which job functions commonly mention AWS Keyspaces?

Database Engineer
0.1% of all Database Engineer jobs mention AWS Keyspaces
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Cloud Architect
18 Cloud Architect jobs mention AWS Keyspaces
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Data Engineer
41 Data Engineer jobs mention AWS Keyspaces
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Software Engineer
185 Software Engineer jobs mention AWS Keyspaces
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Engineer
203 Engineer jobs mention AWS Keyspaces
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Which organizations are mentioning AWS Keyspaces?

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Amazon
Retail Trade 
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 1 person
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Amazon Web Services
Information 
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 3 people
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Serasa Experian
Professional Services 
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 1 person
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AWS Keyspaces
GE Vernova
Scientific and Technical Services 
1 teams
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 1 person
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