Tuesday, August 01, 2017

From MySQL to Amazon Aurora: Different Methods of Data Migration

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From MySQL to Amazon Aurora: Different Methods of Data Migration

Amazon Aurora, a simple and cost-effective relational database engine, is used to set up, operate, and scale MySQL deployments. It possesses the speed and reliability of high-end commercial databases, provides faster recovery from instance failure, has a consitently lower impact on Primary replicas, and is compatible with InnoDB engine and Aurora I/O mechanisms (16K for read and 4K for write — and all can be batched if smaller).

In this blog, let's discuss launching Amazon Aurora DB Cluster and various ways of migrating data from MySQL to Amazon Aurora DB Cluster.

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