AWS can already handle big relational databases, but Aurora takes things to the next level with enterprise-grade database management and security.

When it comes to analyzing Big Data, you don't need the cost and complexity of building a petabyte computing infrastructure, when you could simply use AWS EMR.

Amazon Lightsail provides a scalable way to host applications in the cloud without needing your own servers or datacenters.

Data lakes are the latest buzzword in cloud computing and big data, but what does it mean and how is it different to a data warehouse. Here we explain.

We examine the nature of public cloud, the key vendors, and the pros and cons of this technology.

Businesses and even individuals can have their own private cloud either on premise or off premise at a managed data center.

Everything you need to know about Kubernetes, and why so many businesses are using it to manage their containers.

Amazon Web Services provides a wide range of features, and here we explore the role of AWS Step Functions in making it easier to manage cloud applications.

Continuing with our series explaining features of the AWS cloud services, here John Brandon covers the use of relational databases through Amazon RDS.

Handling outgoing emails can be simplified using AWS SES, a feature built for handling emails for communications and marketing.