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The performance efficiency pillar focuses on structured and streamlined allocation of IT and computing resources. Key topics include selecting resource types and sizes optimized for workload requirements, monitoring performance, and maintaining efficiency as business needs evolve.
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Hello all, I have a lightsail instance that runs a mediawiki website, recently from 8-14 I noticed the website became very slow randomly, checked metrics and found Remaining CPU burst capacity drop...
AWS re:Post Live | Maximize EC2 Network Performance by Monitoring Packet Loss - Live on August 12th!
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I have an aws DocDB cluster with ±1.2T of data.
I have a chron job which deletes ±100G of data every day, I need this to prevent the cluster size from getting
out of hand.
The job deletes documents...
Hey folks,
We are testing Aurora instance with some benchmarks like BenchBase’s Resourcestresser: [cmu-db/benchbase: Multi-DBMS SQL Benchmarking Framework via...
Our redshift cluster was recently upgraded to 1.0.69065 and we instantly noticed decreased performance for large queries. After investigating and determining no other changes were made we rolled back...
It takes almost 2-3 minutes for the drop down to come up after right clicking on a file or folder on a FSx ONTAP windows volume. Has any one else seen this issue with their windows volume? Any advice...
I am working on a solo AWS project for practice/learning. I've never worked with DynamoDB before so I was just wondering if I could have some guidance regarding my DyanmoDB Schema to ensure that I am...
How to get Best Performance for Nginx with AWS Load Balancer?
I get error in worker connections and php fpm max children.
If an RDS has a writer and a reader instance. If I then want to complete Analytics work by connecting to the Reader instance. Given that both instances connect to the same DB. Is there a potential to...
I'm currently using DocumentDB 4.0 with the following configuration and stats for a single collection.
- instances: 3
- instance size: db.r6g.2xlarge
- collection stats:
- count: 23M
- size: 157G
...
• In our NextJS/React application we are using AWS amplify and AWS cognito for auth.
• In our NextJS "getServerSideProps" we will authenticate the user on certain pages using this "protectedPageRoute"...