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What is Postgres RDS?
Postgres RDS refers to PostgreSQL on Amazon Relational Database Service (RDS). It's a managed database service provided by AWS that simplifies the setup, operation, and scaling of PostgreSQL databases in the cloud. Commonly used for applications needing a robust, scalable, and managed PostgreSQL database solution, relieving users from administrative tasks like patching, backups, and recovery.
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Postgres RDS Complementary Technologies
AWS Lambda
AWS Lambda functions can be used to interact with Postgres RDS instances. They can be used for scheduled tasks, event-driven processing, or building APIs that access the database.
AWS EC2
Postgres RDS instances can be accessed and managed from EC2 instances. EC2 can host applications that connect to the Postgres RDS database.
AWS S3
AWS S3 can be used to store backups of Postgres RDS databases. It can also be used for importing or exporting data to/from the database.
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Site Reliability Engineer
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DevOps Engineer
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Data Engineer
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Software Engineer
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