Amazon Aurora
By Amazon Aurora
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Amazon Aurora
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- MySQL-Compatible Edition
- PostgreSQL-Compatible Edition
- Storage Rate: $0.10 per GB-month
- I/O Rate: $0.20 per 1 million requests
- Backup Storage: $0.021 per GB-month
- Change Records: $0.012 per 1 million Change Records
- Charge per GB of snapshot-size: $0.010
- Data transferred between Amazon Aurora and Amazon EC2 instances in the same Availability Zone is free.
- Data transferred between Availability Zones for DB cluster replication is free.
- For data transferred between an Amazon EC2 instance and Amazon
Key Features of Amazon Aurora
- Virtualization
- Relational Interface
- Queries
- Performance Analysis
- Monitoring
- Database Conversion
- Data Search
- Data Replication
- Data Migration
- Creation (Development)
- Backup
Specification
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Deployment:
Cloud Hosted
Customer Support:
Phone,Online (Ticket)
Customization:
No
Languages Support:
English
Who uses Amazon Aurora
SMEs
Enterprises
Company Details
- Company Name: Amazon Aurora
- Headquarter: Seattle, Washington United States
- Website: Visit Website
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"Great for storage and seamless platform"
What do you like best?
One of the best storage and database engines that I have used before. Amazon Aurora is a relational database engine also with storage capabilities, which is very useful. The underlying storage mechanism grows automatically as you add in more files, an amazing feature. It is also super easy to convert and bring in data from other platforms like MySQ.
What do you dislike?
Given that it was created by Amazon, I expected the software to be more seamless and more customer-friendly. Was significantly more "clunky" than other comparable database platforms and storage engines, but that also may be because Amazon Aurora has overall more features, but would definitely appreciate if the interface was streamlined.
Recommendations to others considering the product:
User interface experience could be enhanced to provide for more easily learning and integration.
What problems are you solving with the product? What benefits have you realized?
Using Amazon Aurora mainly for storage purposes. Great to use as I do not have to worry about the sizing of the storage. Another benefit is that the platform is able to automatically sort and be able to standardize the database to reduce clustering issues and poorly organization.
- User in Education Management
"Great for non-sequential access"
What do you like best?
Amazing performance for non-sequential access/searches. Automatic management of storage and replicas is awesome and lets teams focus on what matters.
What do you dislike?
Not great for sequential access, such as aggregations, where performance is not as strong as with non-sequential assets. If you need some DW like logic, maybe look somewhere else (Redshift, SQL Server, ..)
What problems are you solving with the product? What benefits have you realized?
Scalability, cost reduction, automatic management of storage and data replication.
- Internal Consultant in Transportation/Trucking/Railroad
"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
Fast repairs and catchup
Continuous backup and point-in-time restore
- Administrator in Financial Services
"Amazon Aurora"
What do you like best?
Aurora is a flexible, must known technology if you are using Amazon Web Services. Easily can be integrated with Lambdas and EC2.
What do you dislike?
There are disadvantages such as the lack of documentations.
What problems are you solving with the product? What benefits have you realized?
Integration, Lambda DB
- Industry Analyst / Tech Writer in Hospital & Health Care
"Amazon Aurora is the database to lookout for in the future"
What do you like best?
Amazon Aurora is best suited for creating complex, highly available and commercial databases, in a very straightforward way. The database size should be medium to large because only then will you be able to justify the extra cost incurred for using Amazon Aurora. Another aspect is that if you are already using AWS and most of your applications and services are on the cloud, then it makes sense to use Amazon Aurora since it fits in the Amazon ecosystem really well.
What do you dislike?
I think the biggest point for a project or team to consider is the cost. Although it can scale and descale according to your requirements, still you need to be cautious and have a vision of how big your database is going to be, how complex it is going to be, and how much does latency matter. You need to factor all those decisions before going to spend extra on Amazon Aurora as compared to a simple MySQL database.
What problems are you solving with the product? What benefits have you realized?
It is compatible with MySQL and PostgreSQL. It essentially means that the database is able to support the old data-sets and tools which were being used on those DB's. This is a great advantage because it is essentially backward compatible.
- Vikas R
FAQ's
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Amazon Aurora is the Database Management Software Used for the below functionalities
Top 5 Amazon Aurora features
- Virtualization
- Relational Interface
- Queries
- Performance Analysis
- Monitoring
Amazon Aurora provides Phone,Online (Ticket) support.
Amazon Aurora is not allowing Free Trial.