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The Guardian tells a story of their migration into AWS Aurora Serverless.
This article doesn’t go too deep into technical aspects, but provides a nice overview of the issues one may encounter when trying to move to Aurora.
A couple of things that I found interesting:
- Whatever cloud migration tools are there,
- This paragraph:
#databases #postgres #aws
This article doesn’t go too deep into technical aspects, but provides a nice overview of the issues one may encounter when trying to move to Aurora.
A couple of things that I found interesting:
- Whatever cloud migration tools are there,
pg_dump and pg_restore are your trusted friends.- This paragraph:
We’re spending roughly $220/month for storage and compute for the database. For the same price we could have rented a db.m7g.xlarge (16GB RAM, 4 vCPUs) Postgres instance along with 100GB of EBS storage or a db.r7g.large (16GB RAM, 2 vCPUs) Aurora instance. I suspect both of these options would have done the job for us, and maybe not have suffered from the same cold start problems as our serverless database, but after 3 migrations, it’s probably time to get back to doing some feature work!
#databases #postgres #aws
the Guardian
Aurora Serverless – a migration story
On our team we swapped databases 6 times in a year. We’ve landed on Aurora Serverless V2 – was it worth it?
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