Webcast If you’ve been self-managing your JSON workloads, it’s probably time for a little self-care – or to put it another way, drop the problems of patching, upgrading, licensing, and more, into someone else’s lap.

Whether you’re currently working on-prem or in the cloud, switching to a managed service will also free you from the restrictions of inflexible infrastructure, and allow you to scale both storage and compute more efficiently.

But you’re probably also smart enough to know that for a migration to work, it’s not just about choosing the end destination, it’s about planning how you get there.

Which is why you need to join us on August 25 at 4pm BST (8am PT, 11am ET) for this upcoming webcast [1]Managing JSON workloads at scale without heavy lifting .

Tim Phillips, who’s done more than his share of heavy lifting himself over the years,https://edit.theregister.com/cgi-bin/dispatcher.cgi/Edit?story=216527# will be joined by AWS’s Barry Morris.

They’ll talk you through why it may be – and probably is – time for you to migrate away from self-managed document databases.

Barry will be able to give chapter and verse on document databases in general, and Amazon DocumentDB in particular, including how it replicates your data across three availability zones for 99.99 per cent availability, and uses familiar MongoDB semantics.

They will also take you through exactly what you need to do to plan an efficient, successful migration, whatever your final destination.

Getting up and running on DocumentDB may be easy but joining this webcast is easier still. [2]Just drop your details in here , and we’ll update your calendar and remind you on the day. Then sit back and contemplate exactly what you could do with all that time you’re going to save.

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[1] https://go.theregister.com/k/managing-json-workloads-at-scale

[2] https://go.theregister.com/k/managing-json-workloads-at-scale