Amazon Aurora

Moving from Dockerized database to Aurora is easy

What do you like best? easy to use well documented easy selft R&D fast migration What do you dislike? complex support system support waiting time is slow Recommendations to others considering the product: DBaaS cloud services allow users to use databases without configuring physical hardware and infrastructure and without installing software What problems are you solving with the product? What benefits have you realized? redundancy Availability in zones ...

Amazon takes your relational database to the cloud

What do you like best? Mostly the bulk of the data is stored in Relational Databases and now since everything is moving to the cloud. Amazon has become a pioneer in the cloud platform already with AWS and now Amazon has taken the RDS system to the cloud as well with Aurora. Amazon Aurora is essentially PostgreSQL and MySQL compatible relational database engine for the cloud. If you are worried about the face and scalability of your databases, then this is the best option for you. It can ...

SO much better than original RDS

What do you like best? Unlimited scalable storage, easy resizing of cluster size, easy cross region replication, easy failover to read-only nodes. What do you dislike? It does not support SQL Server or TSQL. What problems are you solving with the product? What benefits have you realized? Replaced an aging MySQL rds infrastructure with Aurora.

A Life saver product for database management types of company

What do you like best? the first best thing about Amazon Aurora is it is the cloud based database management product that means your data is always in safe mode.Aurora is open source product offered by Amazon. it is very fast as compare to other database products.its performance is always very good and it's size is always grow able in nature if we want more storage we will take it easily from cloud. What do you dislike? according to my experience i can't find anything wrong with this ...

Outstanding Relational database for the Cloud

What do you like best? Amazon Aurora has grown very quickly over the past few years. The main reason for the tremendous growth is that it is truly a relational database built for the cloud. Since it is cloud-based, it can be accessed from anywhere. So, there are no office or laptop constraints. The performance, reliability and availability take it to another level. The Security is of the top priority and all the data that is flowing is encrypted with the strongest encryption algorithms ...

Best OpenSource Database

What do you like best? The biggest advantage of using the Amazon Aurora over many other databases are first of all it is open source so anybody can edit the source code according to his/her need and it will help them to achieve their desire purpose in an effective way.It is quite secure than MySql Database also which is the key feature about the Amazon Aurora Database. What do you dislike? The One of the most big disadvantage of using the Amazon Aurora is he /she must be familiar with ...

Easy To Use Easy To Provision

What do you like best? Speed to deployment, can provision within minutes What do you dislike? Limited control over underlying settings, such as the auto limitations applied to connections based on instance size What problems are you solving with the product? What benefits have you realized? Indexing object storage for cloud application

Cheap and powerful

What do you like best? Do not need to manage storage, cheap and quick to deploy a fully managed service What do you dislike? It's not very performant, and limits control of the underlying platform What problems are you solving with the product? What benefits have you realized? RDBMS storage for distributed web application

Cheap, easy to manage RDBMS solution

What do you like best? SaaS version of mySQL database service, no need to manage the storage layer of the solutions due to autoscaling feature. What do you dislike? Performance can be poor, unable to use the server-less feature with a standard thick client SQL application like MySQL Workbench What problems are you solving with the product? What benefits have you realized? provides an RDBMS database service to index our object storage

MySQL with better performance and price: What's not to like?

What do you like best? I love the fact that Aurora has performance advantages over MySQL and I didn't have to learn anything new to be able to use my existing MySQL code. That's a win-win for me. What do you dislike? I can't think of anything at all. Maybe a free tier? Recommendations to others considering the product: If you are already using MySQL (and who isn't?), switching to Aurora seems like a no-brainer to me. What problems are you solving with the product? What ...