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Description:	Amazon has introduced a new product in their arsenal that is targeted at large sets of data. On the surface, it looks a lot like a Postgres 8.x database, but what do you need to know about it before you decide to use it? We’ll be looking at it’s advantages and disadvantages. We’ll also discuss what it looks like to use it with Python framework like Django. markdown
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