I am using Amazon Relational Database Service (RDS) as a cloud database, allowing me to choose PostgreSQL, MySQL, etc., based on my needs. Since I am already using AWS services like S3, EC2, AWS Lambda, and IAM users, I find it good that RDS integrates within this ecosystem. I can access RDS outside of AWS with credentials, use it locally with a Node.js backend, and update the database on the cloud. I appreciate that I can connect it with MySQL Workbench and add security layers as per our requirements. Being able to use MySQL Workbench to connect with RDS and update the whole database without logging into AWS again is convenient, as it eliminates the need to export and import data each time.

I like that AWS Cloud9 provides a full development environment in browser .it's easy to set up, accessible from anywhere ,and integrates well with AWS services

What I like most about AWS Cloud9 is that I can start coding right away without spending time setting up my local environment. It's simple, fast, and works smoothly from any browser.