AWS Database Blog
Category: Industries
Zupee implements Amazon Neptune to detect Wallet transaction anomalies in real time
Zupee is a leading skill-based gaming platform offering casual and board games and is one of the fastest growing real money gaming platforms in India. Users can play multiple skill-based games online and win prizes. In this post, we show you how Zupee integrated Amazon Neptune Database to detect anomalies in real time for wallet transactions by creating a system for tracing the complex relationships between users, devices, and wallet transactions metadata.
How Habby enhanced resiliency and system robustness using Valkey GLIDE and Amazon ElastiCache
Habby is a game studio that creates interactive entertainment to connect players worldwide. We adopted Valkey GLIDE, a client library for Amazon ElastiCache for Valkey and Redis OSS, to address our system challenges. Our system uses the Amazon ElastiCache for Redis OSS publish/subscribe (Pub/Sub) functionality for the chat message sending. However, we faced challenges with connection stability during infrastructure changes, such as instance scaling, Redis OSS version upgrades, and hardware failures. This post describes our messaging system architecture and explains how we improved system reliability by using Valkey GLIDE as the client communicating with Amazon ElastiCache.
Create a 360-degree master data management patient view solution using Amazon Neptune and generative AI
In this post, we explore how you can achieve a patient 360-degree view using Amazon Neptune and generative AI, and use it to strengthen your organization’s research and breakthroughs. By consolidating information from multiple sources such as electronic health records (EHRs), lab reports, prescriptions, and medical histories into a single location, healthcare providers can gain a better understanding of a patient’s health.
How Phreesia replicated a 30 TB SQL Server database to Amazon S3 with AWS DMS
In this post, we discuss how Phreesia used AWS DMS to replicate their on-premises database to AWS in an effective and cost-optimized manner. Because of the database’s large size and complex data structure, properly tuning the AWS DMS configuration was critical to minimize the migration duration and cost. We outline the fine-tuning techniques that were applied to optimize the AWS DMS task settings, instance size, IOPS provisioning, and table mappings. Applying these performance optimizations allowed Phreesia to develop a migration strategy to move this 30 TB database to Amazon S3 in just 2 days without disruption to production workloads.
Simplify Industrial IoT: Use InfluxDB edge replication for centralized time series analytics with Amazon Timestream
As industrial and manufacturing companies embark on their digital transformation journey, they are looking to capture and process large volumes of near real-time data for optimizing production, reducing downtime, and improving overall efficiency. As part of this, they’re looking to store data locally at the plant floor or on-premises data center for real-time low-latency reporting […]
Schneider Electric automates Salesforce account hierarchy management with generative artificial intelligence (AI) using Amazon Aurora and Amazon Bedrock
Schneider Electric is a leader in digital transformation in energy management and industrial automation. To effectively manage customer account hierarchies in its CRM at scale, Schneider Electric started leveraging advances in generative artificial intelligence (AI) large language models (LLMs) in April 2023. They created a solution to make timely updates to their customer account hierarchies in their CRM by linking customer account information to the correct parent company based on the latest information retrieved from the Internet and proprietary datasets. In this post, we explore further iterations of this project and how the team applied what they learned to the Salesforce CRM system using Amazon Aurora and Amazon Bedrock.
Ola Money achieved operational excellence, disaster recovery site in Asia Pacific (Hyderabad) Region, and up to 60% cost savings using Amazon Aurora
Ola Money is a financial service provided by Ola Financial Services (OFS), which is part of the Ola group of companies. In this post, we share the modernization journey of Ola Money’s MySQL workloads using Amazon Aurora, a relational database management system built for the cloud with MySQL and PostgreSQL compatibility that gives the performance and availability of commercial-grade databases at one-tenth the cost.
Common financial services use cases for Amazon DynamoDB
Financial services customers choose DynamoDB for security, resilience, performance, and scale. In this post, we discuss how Amazon DynamoDB helps financial services customers overcome these challenges for common industry use cases. We also share customer examples, such as Fidelity Investments, Experian, Moody’s, and other financial services applications that are built with DynamoDB.
The Future of Personal Digital Records: Unlocking Security and Efficiency through Blockchain and Smart Contracts
Blockchain technology has the potential to revolutionize how personal digital records are managed, stored, and shared, because it offers unique features such as immutability, transparency, security, and decentralization. The application possibilities of blockchain technology in the context of personal digital records encompass various potential use cases, including but not limited to: Create decentralized digital identity […]
Model hierarchical automotive component data using Amazon DynamoDB
In this post, we discuss an automotive manufacturing information management use case where we store information about components within a vehicle as well as the hierarchy between each of the components. For our automotive use case, we use Amazon DynamoDB to deliver transactional queries, such as component attribute lookups. We will also show you how to use DynamoDB for larger responses such as a recursive query for all the components in a vehicle. While recursive object relationships can be represented in graph databases and possibly traditional RDBMS (with complex joins), these deeper queries can also be represented in DynamoDB.