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Amazon Web Services has added in-memory caching to its cloud, with the aim of allowing web-based businesses such as e-retailers to speed up their applications. ElastiCache, announced on Monday, is ...

Many AWS customers are already using a wide variety of purpose-built data services to support their most critical applications and make data-driven decisions, including Amazon Aurora for relational ...

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Written by Siva Karuturi, In-Memory Database Specialist Solutions Architect, AWS and Roberto Luna Rojas, Sr. In-Memory Database Specialist Solutions Architect, AWS Today’s enterprises need to be more ...

Dubbed Amazon ElastiCache, AWS said Web apps get a performance boost by letting customers retrieve information from a fast, managed, in-memory caching system in the cloud, instead of relying on slower ...

eWEEK content and product recommendations are editorially independent. We may make money when you click on links to our partners. Learn More. Amazon Web Services has announced Amazon ElastiCache, a ...

Simon Brunozzi is a developer with Amazon Web Services. He produced an excellent primer about Amazon’s ElastiCache service. The fast-paced demo comes with a basic and clear explanation about memory ...

Amazon Web Services (AWS) has launched a public beta test of ElastiCache, which is designed to allow enterprises to speed up their Web applications, the company said on Monday. The service improves ...

Amazon Web Services, which already offers a portfolio of 15 databases, is now releasing one more. Amazon MemoryDB for Redis is a real-time database implementation that is based in part on the open ...