Summary
- The Amazon Cloud Directory page provides an overview of AWS's fully managed, hierarchical database service for organizing multi-dimensional data structures.
- Key benefits, differentiators versus traditional directory solutions, and integration features (such as AWS CloudTrail and tagging) are highlighted.
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Overview of Amazon Cloud Directory
- Amazon Cloud Directory is a fully managed, cloud-native hierarchical data store designed to build directories across multiple dimensions.
- Enables creation of complex directories for use cases like organizational charts, course catalogs, and device registries.
- Supports multiple hierarchies within one directory, allowing data to be organized by different schemas (e.g., reporting structure, location, cost center).
- Scales automatically to hundreds of millions of objects and provides extensible schemas reusable across applications.
- Eliminates infrastructure and server management, focusing on schema definition and API-based population.
- Built-in search features allow efficient queries for objects and relationships within large, highly connected datasets.
- Integrated with AWS CloudTrail for audit logging and resource tagging for better resource management.
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