Best Key-Value Databases for Amazon Web Services (AWS)

Dragonfly replaces Redis with a plug-and-play solution that reduces costs and improves performance. Dragonfly is designed to take full advantage of the power of cloud hardware, and meet the data needs of modern applications. It frees developers from traditional in-memory databases. Legacy software cannot take advantage of the power of modern cloud hardware. Dragonfly is optimized to work with modern cloud computing. It delivers 25x more throughput, and 12x less snapshotting latency, when compared to traditional in-memory stores like Redis. This makes it easy to provide the real-time experiences your customers expect. Due to Redis' inefficient single-threaded design, scaling Redis workloads can be expensive. Dragonfly has a much higher memory and compute efficiency, resulting in infrastructure costs that are up to 80% less. Dragonfly scales first vertically, and only requires clustering when the scale is extremely high. This results in an operational model that is simpler and more reliable.

We provide a geo-distributed, real-time database, stream processing, and compute runtime for event driven applications across up to 175 global edge data centers. Our platform is loved by API and app developers because it solves the most difficult problems of sharing mutable states across hundreds of locations around the world. We also have high consistency and low latency. Macrometa allows you to surgically expand your existing infrastructure to bring your application closer to your users. This allows you to improve performance and user experience, as well as comply with global data governance laws. Macrometa is a streaming, serverless NoSQL database that can be used for stream data processing, pub/sub, and compute engines. You can create stateful data infrastructure, stateful function & containers for long-running workloads, and process data streams real time. We do the ops and orchestration, you write the code.

Natively store data for graphs, documents and search needs. One query language allows for feature-rich access. You can map data directly to the database and access it using the best patterns for the job: traversals, joins search, ranking geospatial, aggregateions - you name them. Polyglot persistence without the cost. You can easily design, scale, and adapt your architectures to meet changing needs with less effort. Combine the flexibility and power of JSON with graph technology to extract next-generation features even from large datasets.