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The PostgreSQL-compatible edition of Aurora delivers up to 3X the throughput of standard PostgreSQL running on the same hardware, enabling existing PostgreSQL applications and tools to run without requiring modification.
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We are migrating an Amazon Aurora for PostgreSQL cluster from one aws account to another aws account. We did the migration successfully and the cluster is up and accessible on the new aws account. We...
We are seeing intermittent connection issues with RDS Proxy connections to our Aurora instance. Our setup is Prisma, RDS Proxy, and Aurora.
The errors we are seeing are as follows:
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This blog covers the best practices to migrate an on-premises SAP ASE (Sybase) database to an Aurora PostgreSQL database using AWS Schema Conversion Tool (AWS SCT) and AWS Database Migration Service...
I implemented RDS Proxy with the hopes it would decrease the DB connections from my lambda functions, but so far I seem to see a consistent increase in the number of connections, but no spikes. Is...
I built an AppSync Graphql API that connects to an Aurora Serverless v2 Cluster running Postgres 16.1 from a cdk app.
The API generally works --
* The query structures look right in the AppSync...
I'm attempting to make a db replica from a snapshot and am getting this error from CloudFormation
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The engine version you requested for your restored DB cluster (13.12) is
earlier than the engine...
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I have an PostgresSQL Aurora Serverless v2 database. I have recently been getting continual error messages when I try to do any sort of query in a lambda function using the Data API. The errors...
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I am setting up the Connection in AWS Glue, trying to connect to my dev db instance (AWS rds Aurora PostgreSQL), I double checked VPC, subnet and setup the inbound rule to allow incoming connections...
say i have couple of json files in s3, I would to set up a crawler or a glue job, such that i can create table in aws rds (mysql or postgre) , such that in table 1, it creates a autogenerated id and...
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