AWS Caching Solutions Introduction

AWS offers caching solutions that targeted different use cases. In this video, I introduce four ways to cache data: Amazon CloudFront, Amazon EC2, Amazon Elasticache, and Amazon DynamoDB Accelerator. Learn how these options compare and when to use one service over the other.

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[Xaoticex]

5 mins, this is the ideal length of a technical video.

[LinuxForLife]

Thoroughly explained and straight to point: congrats! 👍

[santosh.le]

Great to see this. Thank you. Can you prepare one more small video showing comparison of costs between those 3 variants?

[ZergStylexDD]

I really like your videos! Do you plan to make some videos about elasticache?

[joudawad]

Great Video
I just have one question about the DAX with DynamoDB as far as i know that DAX is not working with the latest version of the SDK (V3) which means it only works with oldest versions like v2 which is almost out of date ?
is there a solution for that ? or is there any way to handle the DAX with DynamoDB that has been recently announced that i am not aware of ?

[recursion.]

I'm new to these web service service, can anyone tell me why EC2 is a 'local cache' and ElastiCache is labelled as 'dedicated cache'?

[sercantor]

I think you should do a different video talking about non-AWS caching solutions like Momento

[Overthought]

Re: Redis vs Memcached: Why are we still talking about Memcached here in 2024? Who's still using Memcached & why?