AWS doesn't have MongoDB?

Question

MongoDB

1. Am I not looking there? Or is there no MongoDB as a service in AWS?
   
2. Is DynamoDB a replacement good or not at all?
   
3. Install MongoDB on ec2?
   
4. If so, with what kind of storodzhm?
   
5. Will performance on ec2-t2-micro for 200-300 mixed requests per minute be human or bad?
   
6. Does Digital Ocean have MongoDB as a service?
   
7. What famous cloud hosts provide MongoDB as a service?
   

Answer 1

MongoDB is installed as a separate package on AWS.
Detailed instructions and guidelines are here docs.mongodb.org/ecosystem/platforms/amazon-ec2
They used to have a prebuilt build , but it's not available now.
You need to choose EBS-Optimized Instances.
t2.micro will be OK if the database is small (less than 1GB of real data).
Good recommendations here dba.stackexchange.com/questions/19491/mongodb-ram-...
From experience, I recommend choosing a memory size no less than twice the size of the index. An ideal variant - the size of the data + indexes.

Answer 2

6. Does Digital Ocean have MongoDB as a service? There is this:
And it’s better to put it from the packages on any VPS and, if necessary, add
repo.mongodb.org/ resources.

Answer 3

6. There is nothing on DO except virtual machines.
There are separate services, but they cost some space money.

Answer 4

1 no
2 if it suits your tasks, then it’s just divine, but venderlock
3 install
4 with ssd storage of the size you need.
5 human for the first ten minutes until you gobble up the processor limit, all t2 instances are focused on peak loads and not on a constant load.
6 no
7 mongohk