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Solution: Aurora - Amazon Web Services (AWS) Tutorial
From the course: AWS Essential Training for Developers
Solution: Aurora
(bright electronic music) - [Instructor] In the RDS console, click on Databases and then click on the cluster name. At the top, click the Modify button. Under the capacity settings, I increased the max capacity from 1 to 3, but you can set this higher if your application needs it. For the max setting, you'll only be billed for 3 ACUs if your application needs them, but you'll always be billed for any minimum ACUs unless you set it to zero and allow the database to be put to sleep. If I was having a performance issue with my database, the first thing I would likely do is turn on the advanced database insights and let it collect several days worth of data. This is assuming the performance issues weren't so bad that I needed to take immediate action. This should give you some extra details on where exactly the performance issues are coming from, and it could be that you just need to refactor part of your application or…
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What is database as a service (DBaaS)?3m 46s
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Relational Database Service (RDS)4m 40s
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Create an Aurora database7m 52s
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NoSQL databases1m 54s
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In-memory caches1m 24s
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Big data databases3m 30s
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Data Analytics in AWS2m 31s
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Challenge: Aurora1m 27s
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Solution: Aurora2m 17s
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