Overview
What is Amazon Aurora?
Amazon Aurora is a global-scale relational database service built for the cloud with full MySQL and PostgreSQL compatibility.
Great, intuitive and a must have with larger businesses
AWS Aurora Review
Great resource for product that requires great scalability with high availability
Excellent low maintenance and self administration qualities with Amazon Aurora DB.
Amazon Aurora: Empowering Scalability and Performance for Modern Database Management.
A powerful RDBMS
Amazon Aurora Internals
Aurora Serverless is the perfect database as a service in scalability if you do not want headaches or waste time managing databases.
For its easy scalability, …
Best Serverless computing platform.
Cost effective
- Primarily use it in our core payments platform given that we need strong ACID properties but we’re looking to transition to dynamodb soon …
Amazon Aurora - what an excellent solution for Database problems
Migrating your databases to Amazon Aurora to reduce Storage Costs
Even better than Amazon RDS
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Popular Features
- Automated backups (25)9.494%
- Database scalability (26)9.494%
- Automatic software patching (26)8.989%
- Monitoring and metrics (25)8.787%
Reviewer Pros & Cons
Features
Database-as-a-Service
Database as a Service (DBaaS) software, sometimes referred to as cloud database software, is the delivery of database services ocer the Internet as a service
- 8.9Automatic software patching(26) Ratings
Patches applied to database automatically
- 9.4Database scalability(26) Ratings
Ease of scaling compute or memory resources and storage up or down
- 9.4Automated backups(25) Ratings
Automated backup enabling point-in-time data recovery
- 9.2Database security provisions(24) Ratings
Provision for database encryption, network isolation, and identity access management
- 8.7Monitoring and metrics(25) Ratings
Built-in monitoring of multiple operational metrics
- 9.1Automatic host deployment(23) Ratings
Compute instance replacement in the event of hardware failure
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What is Amazon Aurora?
Amazon Aurora features a distributed, fault-tolerant, self-healing storage system that auto-scales up to 64TB per database instance. It delivers performance and availability with up to 15 low-latency read replicas, point-in-time recovery, continuous backup to Amazon S3, and replication across three Availability Zones (AZs).
The vendor invites readers to learn more details on how they designed Amazon Aurora, from AWS CTO, Werner Vogels.
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Amazon Aurora Availability
Geography | NAMER, EMEA, APAC, LATAM |
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Supported Languages | English, French, Chinese, Korean, Japanese |
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(1-25 of 43)Amazon RDS Aurora.
Great, intuitive and a must have with larger businesses
AWS Aurora Review
Excellent low maintenance and self administration qualities with Amazon Aurora DB.
Amazon Aurora: Empowering Scalability and Performance for Modern Database Management.
A powerful RDBMS
It has a powerful life of taking a huge amounts of data, as for long I have been working with data, I wanted a powerful and well working database system for working efficiently and effectively with my data works, well this application has a cool and powerful chain system for making relationships with various data. I loved it.
Amazon Aurora Another AWS managed DB
Amazon Aurora Internals
Aurora Serverless is the perfect database as a service in scalability if you do not want headaches or waste time managing databases.
For its easy scalability, maintenance and high SLA.
Best Serverless computing platform.
Cost effective
- Primarily use it in our core payments platform given that we need strong ACID properties but we’re looking to transition to dynamodb soon given that dynamodb also has transaction semantics
- It is our de facto database for starting any new microservice