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Amazon RDS for PostgreSQL recently introduced delayed read replicas, a long-awaited feature that provides an additional layer of protection against logical errors while still offering the traditional benefits of replication. For database administrators and architects who are focused on building highly available and resilient systems, this addition helps cover scenarios Continue Reading
Time to go a bit old school today! I’ve not blogged about Oracle and on-prem to cloud migrations in a long time, but that doesn’t mean they are continuing, at pace, in the background. Today we’ll be looking at how to migrate an Oracle database from on-premises or self-hosted in Continue Reading
Amazon Aurora DSQL (Distributed SQL) introduces a new approach to relational databases, leveraging distributed SQL architecture to deliver high scalability, robust availability, and seamless support for distributed transactions. Adopting Aurora DSQL requires more than excitement (and I am a bit excited; it may come across in this blog) — it calls for Continue Reading
So you’ve decided to have some control and governance over the provisioning of RDS database in your accounts. The days of the Wild West are OVER! Security rules are going to be enforced, same as backup policies. Time to automate this stuff and run it all through Service Catalog. YES!!!! Continue Reading
