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An enterprise company is a large company that's not a tech company: banks, health care, finance, manufacturing, retail, etc. The proverbial "FAANG" companies are not enterprise.

Netflix is not enterprise. Walmart is.

As for DynamoDB, is that database more common, or less common, than relational databases like Oracle and MSSQL?

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That's a cool definition of 'enterprise company' you got there.

Maybe google 'enterprise company' after you finish googling which database is more common.

Ok. How do you recommend I go about Googling it, and what do you predict will be the results?

> which database is more common.

SQLite is #1 by far, with MySQL a distant second.

Not in enterprise companies, it's not.

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