Amazon DocumentDB
Amazon DocumentDB is a fully managed, MongoDB-compatible document database service that makes it easy to set up, operate, and scale MongoDB-compatible databases in the cloud. DocumentDB is designed from the ground up to give you the performance, scalability, and availability you need when operating mission-critical MongoDB workloads at scale.
APIs
Amazon DocumentDB API
API for managing Amazon DocumentDB clusters, instances, parameter groups, subnet groups, snapshots, and related resources.
Capabilities
Amazon DocumentDB Document Database Management
Unified capability for managing DocumentDB clusters, instances, and snapshots for DevOps and database administrators.
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Automatically scales capacity up or down in fine-grained increments based on application demand, with up to 90% cost savings versus peak provisioning.
Migrate applications typically without code changes or downtime using existing MongoDB drivers and tools.
Automatically replicates data across up to 10 AWS Regions for low-latency reads and disaster recovery.
Eliminates database patching, backups, and monitoring overhead so you can focus on application development.
Provides up to 40% cost savings for I/O-intensive workloads with predictable pricing.
Offers memory-optimized instance types with up to 43% cost savings for large workloads.
Continuous backups to Amazon S3 and point-in-time recovery within the backup retention window.
Data is encrypted using AES-256, with support for AWS KMS customer-managed keys.
Use Cases
Store and retrieve flexible JSON-structured content with rich query capabilities for CMS platforms.
Manage product catalogs, user profiles, and order data with scalable document storage.
Power real-time application backends with low-latency, scalable document storage.
Store and retrieve context, embeddings, and conversational history for AI-powered agentic applications.
Handle player profiles, leaderboards, and game state with flexible schema and high throughput.
Integrations
Monitor DocumentDB cluster metrics, set alarms, and view performance data through CloudWatch dashboards.
Control access to DocumentDB resources and operations using IAM policies and roles.
Centrally manage and automate backups of DocumentDB clusters using AWS Backup policies.
Zero-ETL integration to replicate DocumentDB data to OpenSearch for full-text search and analytics.
Log all DocumentDB API calls for auditing, compliance, and security analysis.
Manage encryption keys for DocumentDB clusters using KMS customer-managed keys.