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Cloud Databases

Cloud databases are database services hosted and managed by cloud providers, offering scalable, on-demand storage and processing for data. They eliminate the need for physical hardware management, providing features like automatic backups, high availability, and global distribution. Examples include Amazon RDS, Google Cloud SQL, and Azure SQL Database.

Also known as: Cloud DB, Database-as-a-Service, DBaaS, Managed Databases, Cloud-hosted Databases
🧊Why learn Cloud Databases?

Developers should use cloud databases when building scalable applications that require flexible data storage, such as web apps, mobile backends, or IoT systems, to reduce operational overhead and leverage built-in security and compliance. They are ideal for projects needing rapid deployment, cost-efficiency based on usage, and integration with other cloud services like serverless computing or analytics tools.

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