Amazon Relational Database Serviceの評判・口コミ 全24件

What do you dislike?

Not such specific to RDS. So I don't have any specific thing to RDS which I don't like.

What do you like best?

Amazon Relational Database is a great tool to use. It makes easy to setup operate and access the relational database on cloud. Amazon web service is great platform on cloud and everyone prefer to use it around the globe from students to corporate world. Every time they keep on integrating new technologies and tools into AWS and RDS is one of the great tool in it. Using RDS is very fast, secure and it is inexpensive.It is available any where as it is on cloud, so we can get the data any time anywhere around the globe. We can scale the database easily. And most important available any where anytime. It has automated back up features, database snapshots and automatic host replacement features which are very useful. It is easy to administrate. So overall AWS RDS is a great tool to use .

Recommendations to others considering the product

Its a good tool try giving a shot. As it is inexpensive as well.

What do you dislike?

It's highly secured though, admin's will not have access to the infra and OS.

What do you like best?

Never expected DBA's life will be so easy. It's managed database service from cloud market leader amazon web service.

More then anything else they have built in a such a way that it's to manage to admin's. Comes with lot of exciting features like read replica, point in time recovery, automatic snapsshots, backups, master-slave replication etc.

Provides data encryption also and comes with ssl certificate security service.

The best part of the RDS is admin's get to choose the kind of system they want for their respective application. Though it's managed cluster admin's will not have access to the underlying infra and OS.

Logs can be access. Also allows user to optimize the database using configurable parameters.

Comes in different flavors like mysql, MS SQL server, Oracle DB.

Attracts large customer base from Enterprise to start ups. AWS has built which is in compliance with mysql database.

The most important feature I liked personally about RDS is, the master-slave replication. If your RDS is deployed in multiple availability zones, as recommended. One have enjoy the perk of zero downtime or less then 60 seconds of downtime during the database upgrade.

Recommendations to others considering the product

I would like recommed RDS to all the customers ranging from Enterprise/Corp orates and startups.

What do you dislike?

It takes way to long for a new RDS to be ready after provisioning, but that's a small price to pay for what you get in this service. Just make sure that your automation provisions your RDS database before anything else, because you may have a long time to wait before your scripts can move on.

What do you like best?

Makes hosting a relational database super easy, offering automatic backup, scalability and redundancy. There is no better way to run SQL database in the cloud.

Recommendations to others considering the product

Make sure that a relational database is really what you need. You can save cost and operate faster against a NoSQL database with most data types.

What do you dislike?

So far, I've not encountered any significant issues with RDS.

What do you like best?

My favorite aspect of RDS is the automated backups. Having database backups is always a must, so it's great to have a setup that works out of the box.

What do you dislike?

I had to do some Googling when setting up my first MySQL DB inside of the RDS instance because of an additional security parameter that needed to be added. There was a missing privilege on the root System Administrator allowing the SA to create objects (obviously something that needs to be done). The concept of VPC and security groups has a small learning curve, but after that you realize how beneficial it is to having a secure overall system architecture.

What do you like best?

I like that Amazon autonomously maintains the environment for me as a DBaaS. I'm a programmer that enjoys infrastructure, but I have found that when I'm left to maintain the environment, things can often become unstable because of oversights. I highly recommend RDS for anybody already using Amazon EC2s or other resources that need DB access. One big advantage of the RDS is that by default the firewall is configured to not let in any traffic if set to not be publicly accessible. You can configure your security groups to restrict incoming and outgoing traffic to other AWS resources in the same VPC. This obviously makes things very secure, but you also can house your RDS instance in the same data center/region as your EC2 instance for low latency as well.

What do you dislike?

The price on this service is pretty high. Once you go to production, you will most likely be in a multi-region environment so the costs get multiplied.

What do you like best?

I like going from no database to database in second. I like having a database that can backup and restore itself from snapshots. I like having a database that can scale itself (within limits).

Recommendations to others considering the product

Watch out for the costs once you go into a multi-zoned production environment on these as you will make it rain.