AWS Database Blog
Category: Kiro
Accelerate database migration to Amazon Aurora DSQL with Kiro and Amazon Bedrock AgentCore
In this post, we walk through the steps to set up the custom migration assistant agent and migrate a PostgreSQL database to Aurora DSQL. We demonstrate how to use natural language prompts to analyze database schemas, generate compatibility reports, apply converted schemas, and manage data replication through AWS DMS. As of this writing, AWS DMS does not support Aurora DSQL as target endpoint. To address this, our solution uses Amazon Simple Storage Service (Amazon S3) and AWS Lambda functions as a bridge to load data into Aurora DSQL.
Conversational Oracle EBS operations with CloudWatch MCP and Kiro CLI
In this post, you learn how to implement conversational operations for Oracle E-Business Suite (Oracle EBS) on AWS by connecting Kiro CLI with your monitoring infrastructure through the MCP. We walk through the technical architecture that enables natural language queries to retrieve CloudWatch metrics, analyze logs, and execute operational commands.
Migrate relational-style data from NoSQL to Amazon Aurora DSQL
In this post, we demonstrate how to efficiently migrate relational-style data from NoSQL to Aurora DSQL, using Kiro CLI as our generative AI tool to optimize schema design and streamline the migration process.
Introducing Amazon Aurora powers for Kiro
In this post, we show how you can turn your ideas into full-stack applications with Kiro powers for Aurora. We explore how a new innovation, Kiro powers, can help you use Amazon Aurora best practices built into your development workflow, automatically implementing configurations and optimizations that make sure your database layer is production-ready from day one.
Build a fitness center management application with Kiro using Amazon DocumentDB (with MongoDB compatibility)
In this post, we walk through how we used Kiro, an agentic Integrated Development Environment (IDE), to build a complete fitness center management application that digitizes paper-based fitness tracking. We explore Kiro’s spec-driven development workflow and see how it transforms complex application development into a streamlined, iterative process. Our solution uses Amazon DocumentDB as the backend.




