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Key Benefits of Amazon Web Service DMS

What are the key benefits of AWS data migration? •Negligible downtime: One of the critical benefits of AWS data migration is that the database at source from where the data is being migrated remains fully functional and operational during the migration. There is no need for stopping work. It is especially beneficial for large data-dependent organizations.  •User-friendly: It is not necessary to install drivers or make changes to the source database when moving data through AWS data migration as the service runs the process directly from the AWS Management Console. Database migration is automated as DMS straightaway replicates the data at the source.  •Cost-effective: Organizations have to pay only for the volume of storage and computing resources used during migration and without any fixed charges. Hence, AWS data migration service is a very cost-effective tool. •Reliability: The source and the target databases are monitored closely during loading by the Data Migration Service. Thu
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The Reasons for Migration of Data from Amazon Web Service

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      Amazon Web Service Database Migration Service helps to migrate databases securely to AWS. During the migration, the database at source remains fully functional, without the need for stoppage of work or downtime. AWS DMS can migrate data from the common and most-used currently operational commercial and open-source databases. Here are some of the benefits of data migration to AWS . ·         Easy to use: For data migration to AWS , there is no need to either install any drivers or applications or make changes to the source database in most cases. A few clicks on the AWS Management Console are enough to get the database migration started. The migration process is fully automated with the DMS managing the entire activity by replicating data changes occurring in the source database.      ·         Nominal downtime: AWS DMS migrates databases to AWS with virtually no downtime or stoppage of work. Any changes to the data in the source database that occur during the migration a
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