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Providing a single "seamless" endpoint to applications is an anti-pattern that will not be supported with Aurora Multi-Master.
Aurora Multi-Master is optimized for workloads where multiple writers can handle non-conflicting workloads - writes on either physically or logically separated data from multiple nodes so they don't produce conflicts, or minimize the risk thereof. This requires application awareness of the cluster topology and individual nodes, so the app can direct traffic to the various writers based on a workload specific non-conflicting segmentation of the data.
Aurora Multi-Master is not recommended for customers that desire a drop in replacement for a single master that would give them "seamless" multi-node write scaling by load balancing behind a single endpoint. This is a use case that is expected to have significantly high rates of conflicts, which will detrimentally impact performance.
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