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Migrating from Apache Cassandra to Amazon Keyspaces

About this Course

In this course, AWS Hero Alex DeBrie demonstrates the step-by-step process of migrating an Apache Cassandra database to Amazon Keyspaces. You can either watch Alex explain the steps of the migration process or follow along using your own Amazon Web Services (AWS) account or the AWS Free Tier. Amazon Keyspaces is a fully managed service for running Cassandra-compatible databases on AWS. It handles instance failover, data backups, and software updates. Cassandra is a popular option for high-scale applications that need top-tier performance. With Amazon Keyspaces, your database operations are managed by AWS, freeing your developers to focus on innovation that\'s core to your business. Millions of customers around the world rely on the efficiencies of the AWS Cloud to provide faster, cheaper, and more reliable database options.

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