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EN Aurora Serverless v1 is currently available for Aurora with MySQL 5.6 compatibility and for Aurora with PostgreSQL 10.7+ compatibility. Aurora Serverless v2 is currently available in preview for Aurora MySQL-Compatible Edition.

• available for Aurora
• MySQL compatibility
• Aurora with PostgreSQL
• available in preview
• Aurora MySQL-Compatible

EN Babelfish for Aurora PostgreSQL is a new capability for Amazon Aurora PostgreSQL-Compatible Edition that enables Aurora to understand commands from applications written for Microsoft SQL Server.

• Babelfish for Aurora
• capability for Amazon
• Aurora to understand
• SQL

EN Babelfish for Aurora PostgreSQL is available for Amazon Aurora PostgreSQL-Compatible Edition. Read the documentation, and start with just a few clicks in the Amazon Aurora Management Console.

• Babelfish for Aurora
• available for Amazon
• PostgreSQL-Compatible Edition
• Read the documentation
• start with just
• Amazon Aurora Management

EN Babelfish for Aurora PostgreSQL is a new capability for Amazon Aurora PostgreSQL-Compatible Edition that enables Aurora to understand commands from applications written for Microsoft SQL Server.

• Babelfish for Aurora
• capability for Amazon
• Aurora to understand
• SQL

EN Babelfish for Aurora PostgreSQL is available for Amazon Aurora PostgreSQL-Compatible Edition. Read the documentation, and start with just a few clicks in the Amazon Aurora Management Console.

• Babelfish for Aurora
• available for Amazon
• PostgreSQL-Compatible Edition
• Read the documentation
• start with just
• Amazon Aurora Management

EN Aurora supports cross-region read replicas. Cross-region replicas provide fast local reads to your users, and each region can have an additional 15 Aurora replicas to further scale local reads. See Amazon Aurora Global Database for details.

• Aurora supports cross-region
• replicas
• users
• additional Aurora replicas
• further scale local
• Amazon Aurora Global

EN Aurora supports native logical replication in each database engine (binlog for MySQL and PostgreSQL replication slots for PostgreSQL), so you can replicate to Aurora and non-Aurora databases, even across Regions.

• Aurora supports native
• replication in each
• engine
• binlog for MySQL
• PostgreSQL replication slots
• PostgreSQL
• replicate to Aurora
• non-Aurora databases
• even across

EN Amazon Aurora Multi-Master is now generally available. You can read the Amazon Aurora documentation to learn more. You can create an Aurora Multi-Master cluster with just a few clicks in the Amazon RDS console or download the latest AWS SDK or CLI.

• Amazon Aurora Multi-Master
• generally available
• read the Amazon
• documentation to learn
• create an Aurora
• cluster with just
• Amazon RDS console
• download the latest
• SDK

EN Parallel Query is available for the MySQL 5.6-compatible version of Amazon Aurora, starting with v1.18.0. We plan to extend Parallel Query to Aurora with MySQL 5.7 compatibility, and to Aurora PostgreSQL-Compatible Edition.

• Aurora
• plan to extend
• Query to Aurora
• MySQL compatibility
• Aurora PostgreSQL-Compatible

EN Babelfish is a built-in capability of Amazon Aurora, and does not have an additional cost. You can enable Babelfish on your Amazon Aurora cluster with a just few clicks in the RDS management console.

• capability of Amazon
• additional cost
• Amazon Aurora cluster
• just few clicks
• RDS management

EN Creating an Aurora DB Instance on an Aurora Cluster and Connecting to a Database

• Creating an Aurora
• Cluster

EN Amazon Aurora User Guide Describes all Amazon Aurora concepts and provides instructions on using the various features with both the console and the command line interface.

• Amazon Aurora User
• Describes all Amazon
• concepts
• console
• command line

EN Parallel Query is available for Amazon Aurora with MySQL compatibility. It's easy to get started: simply enable Parallel Query when creating your Aurora cluster.

• compatibility
• started
• simply enable Parallel
• creating your Aurora

EN The Aurora query optimizer automatically decides whether to use Parallel Query for every specific query, based on expected performance gains. As with other Aurora queries, you only pay for the actual I/O used.

• Aurora query optimizer
• specific query
• based on expected
• gains
• Aurora queries

EN Babelfish is a built-in capability of Amazon Aurora, and does not have an additional cost. You can enable Babelfish on your Amazon Aurora cluster with a just few clicks in the RDS management console.

• capability of Amazon
• additional cost
• Amazon Aurora cluster
• just few clicks
• RDS management

EN Standard PostgreSQL import and export tools work with Amazon Aurora, including pg_dump and pg_restore. Amazon Aurora also supports snapshot import from Amazon RDS for PostgreSQL, and replication with AWS Database Migration Service (AWS DMS).

• Standard PostgreSQL import
• Amazon Aurora
• RDS for PostgreSQL
• replication with AWS
• Migration Service
• AWS DMS

EN To try Amazon Aurora, sign in to the AWS Management Console, select RDS under the Database category, and choose Amazon Aurora as your database engine.

• try Amazon Aurora
• AWS Management Console
• select RDS under
• Database category
• choose Amazon Aurora
• database

EN No. Amazon Aurora’s replication is bundled into the price. You are charged based on the storage your database consumes at the database layer, not the storage consumed in Amazon Aurora’s virtualized storage layer.

• Amazon
• replication is bundled
• price
• storage your database
• database layer
• virtualized storage

EN Q: How can I migrate from MySQL to Amazon Aurora and vice versa?

• migrate from MySQL
• Amazon Aurora
• vice versa

EN Not at this time. The AWS Free Tier for Amazon RDS offers benefits for Micro DB Instances; Amazon Aurora does not currently offer Micro DB Instance support. Please see the Aurora pricing page for current pricing information.

• AWS Free Tier
• Amazon RDS offers
• Micro DB Instances
• Amazon Aurora does
• currently offer Micro
• Aurora pricing page
• current pricing

EN You can share your Aurora snapshots in all AWS regions where Aurora is available.

• share your Aurora

EN This feature is available for both Aurora MySQL-Compatible Edition and Aurora PostgreSQL-Compatible Edition.

• feature is available
• both Aurora MySQL-Compatible
• Aurora PostgreSQL-Compatible

EN Q: Will Aurora automatically fail over to a secondary region of an Amazon Aurora Global Database?

• Aurora automatically fail
• Amazon Aurora Global

EN Currently, encrypting an existing unencrypted Aurora instance is not supported. To use Amazon Aurora encryption for an existing unencrypted database, create a new DB Instance with encryption enabled and migrate your data into it.

• Currently
• encrypting an existing
• supported
• Amazon Aurora encryption
• existing unencrypted database
• Instance with encryption

EN Q: Which versions of Amazon Aurora are supported for Aurora Serverless?

• versions of Amazon
• supported for Aurora

EN Q: Can I migrate an existing Aurora DB cluster to Aurora Serverless?

• migrate an existing
• Serverless

EN Yes, you can restore a snapshot taken from an existing Aurora provisioned cluster into an Aurora Serverless DB Cluster (and vice versa).

• Yes
• restore a snapshot
• existing Aurora provisioned
• Aurora Serverless DB
• vice versa

EN You access an Aurora Serverless DB cluster from within a client application running in the same VPC. You can't give an Aurora Serverless DB cluster a public IP address.

• access an Aurora
• client application running
• same VPC
• Serverless DB cluster
• public IP

EN Topics: Cloud, Migration, Amazon Aurora

• Topics
• Cloud
• Migration
• Amazon Aurora

EN See the Northern Lights through a new lens at Aurora Bear.

• lens at Aurora

EN PR on Green Lake CW Aurora to Green Lake Drive (2:40) 27 October 2021

• PR on Green
• Lake Drive
• October

EN See the Northern Lights through a new lens at Aurora Bear.

• lens at Aurora

EN Topics: Cloud, Performance & Scalability, TCO Savings, Amazon RDS, Amazon Aurora, Amazon Redshift

• Topics
• Cloud
• Performance
• Scalability
• TCO Savings
• Amazon RDS
• Amazon Aurora
• Amazon Redshift

EN Amazon Aurora supports PostgreSQL 13

• Amazon Aurora supports

EN Amazon Aurora Supports PostgreSQL 9.6.22, 10.17, 11.12, and 12.7

• Amazon Aurora Supports

EN Amazon Relational Database Service (RDS) [includes Amazon Aurora]

• Amazon Relational Database
• RDS
• includes Amazon Aurora

EN Amazon Aurora Serverless | MySQL PostgreSQL Relational Database | Amazon Web Services

• Amazon Aurora ServerlessxMySQL
• Relational DatabasexAmazon Web

EN Sign up for Aurora Serverless v2 (Preview)

• Serverless
• Preview

EN Sign up for Aurora Serverless v2 (Preview) »

• Serverless
• Preview

EN Power your business critical workloads with the full breadth of Aurora features, including backtrack, cloning, Global Database, Multi-AZ, and read replicas.

• breadth of Aurora
• backtrack
• cloning
• Global Database
• Multi-AZ
• read

EN Aurora Serverless v2 (Preview) instantly scales database capacity without disrupting any incoming application requests.

• Aurora Serverless
• Preview
• instantly scales database
• application

EN Built on distributed, fault-tolerant, self-healing Aurora storage with 6-way replication to protect against data loss.

• Built on distributed
• fault-tolerant
• self-healing Aurora storage
• replication to protect

EN Amazon Aurora Serverless v1 is a simple, cost-effective option for infrequent, intermittent, or unpredictable workloads.

• Amazon Aurora Serverless
• simple
• intermittent
• unpredictable

EN Amazon Aurora PostgreSQL Integrates with AWS Lambda

• Amazon Aurora PostgreSQL
• AWS Lambda

EN Amazon Aurora with PostgreSQL compatibility can now make calls to AWS Lambda functions. AWS Lambda lets you run code without provisioning or managing servers, and without worrying about scalability.

• calls to AWS
• functions
• AWS Lambda lets
• run code without
• managing servers

EN Get started with Babelfish for Aurora PostgreSQL

• started with Babelfish
• Aurora PostgreSQL

EN Accelerate SQL Server migrations with Babelfish for Aurora PostgreSQL | Amazon Web Services (1:32)

• Accelerate SQL Server
• Babelfish for Aurora
• Web Services

EN Learn more about the features of Amazon Aurora

• features of Amazon

EN Babelfish implements support for commonly used SQL Server language and semantics (T-SQL) enabling your legacy applications to communicate with Aurora without extensive code re-writes.

• commonly used SQL
• language
• semantics
• T-SQL
• enabling your legacy
• communicate with Aurora
• extensive code

EN Amazon Aurora Supports PostgreSQL Versions 11.7, 10.12, and 9.6.17, and Adds Global Database for PostgreSQL 11.7

• Amazon Aurora Supports
• Versions
• Adds Global Database
• PostgreSQL