Migrating Databases with Amazon DMS
Amazon Web Service Database Migration Service – Amazon DMS - is a cloud-based platform that helps migration between data warehouses, NoSQL databases, relational databases, and data stores. Databases can be migrated from one cloud provider to another and on-premises databases to the cloud. The only stipulation for the functioning of Amazon DMS is that at least one of the end-points, the source or the target database, should be in the cloud.
There are two types of
database migration with Amazon DMS.
The first is Homogeneous
database migration where the source and the target database engines along with
the data types, data codes, and schema structures of the two are compatible.
Examples of migration are Oracle to Amazon RDS for Oracle, MySQL to Amazon Aurora, MySQL to Amazon
RDS for MySQL, or Microsoft SQL Server to Amazon RDS for SQL Server.
The
second is Heterogeneous database migration where the database engines of the
source and the target, as well as the data types, data codes, and schema
structures, are different. Thus, it is necessary to first transform the schema
structure and data codes of the source to match the target database.
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