Amazon RDS for MariaDB — Technology Profile & Architecture

Core Information

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Name, description, vendor website, logo, technology type and tags.

Overview & Role

Amazon RDS for MariaDB makes it easy to set up, operate, and scale MariaDB deployments in the cloud. It provides cost-efficient and resizable capacity while automating time-consuming administration tasks such as hardware provisioning, database setup, patching, and backups. It supports MariaDB Server versions 10.2 and higher.

Domain Classification & Tags

Database

Performance Profile

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Typical read and write throughput, payload size and processing latency.

Read Performance Profile

Throughput: Thousands to tens of thousands of transactions per second (TPS) for OLTP workloads, potentially higher for simple key-value reads. Can scale to hundreds of thousands of reads/sec with read replicas.

Payload Size: Typically 1KB - 1MB for OLTP queries, can be larger for analytical queries or large object retrieval.

Processing Latency: Sub-millisecond to a few milliseconds for simple queries, 5-50 ms for complex queries, depending on instance size, schema, and indexing.

Write Performance Profile

Throughput: Hundreds to thousands of transactions per second (TPS) for OLTP workloads, depending on instance size, schema, and indexing.

Payload Size: Typically 1KB - 1MB for OLTP transactions.

Processing Latency: Sub-millisecond to a few milliseconds for simple writes, 5-50 ms for complex transactions, depending on instance size, schema, and indexing.

Architecture Diagram

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Reference diagram of the technology's internal architecture.

Component Architecture & Topology

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Features

#features

Catalogued product capabilities and what each one does.

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Typical Use Cases

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Scenarios the technology is commonly chosen for.

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Known Customers

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Publicly referenced organisations using the technology.

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Known Integrations

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Other products and services it is documented to work with.

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Connectors

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Directional data connections to other technologies, with direction and maturity.

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Reference Architectures

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Published architectures where the technology is used or mentioned.

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Security Features

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Built-in security and access-control capabilities.

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Known Issues

#known_issues

Documented limitations, defects and operational pitfalls.

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Guidelines

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Recommended practices for adopting and operating the technology.

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Standards & Compliance

#standards_and_compliance

Standards, certifications and control requirements it maps to.

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Sources

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Documentation and research references behind the recorded information.

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Expert Validation

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Whether domain experts reviewed and confirmed the content.

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