SEATTLE--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Today, Amazon Web Services (AWS), an Amazon.com company (NASDAQ: AMZN), announced Amazon DocumentDB (with MongoDB compatibility), a fast, scalable, highly available, and ...

In a move that will surely upset the open-source community, AWS has launched a new database offering compatible with the MongoDB API called DocumentDB. The cloud giant describes its new product as a ...

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The latest managed database to emerge from Amazon Web Services is based around MongoDB, setting up a new confrontation between the cloud giant and the company behind that open-source project.

Amazon says the product is compatible with some versions of MongoDB, a popular tool used by developers to store data. “Internally, Amazon DocumentDB implements the MongoDB 3.6 API by emulating the ...

Simmering tension between the open source community and increasingly dominant cloud platforms came to light with the introduction of the new DocumentDB managed service by Amazon Web Services Inc. (AWS ...

Amazon Web Services (AWS) has taken aim at MongoDB with the launch of DocumentDB, a database service that, it claims, is fully compatible with the widely used open-source NoSQL database. As The ...

In trying to prevent competition from AWS, vendors like MongoDB are undercutting open source. Ultimately, the battle could hurt both sides—and IT You’ve probably missed it, but there’s a religious war ...

With distributed architecture considered one of the advantages of NoSQL (or nonrelational) databases, Amazon DocumentDB is addressing a key gap with a new multi-region capability that AWS is terming ...