Tag: aws
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Back to All Day DevOps!
In October I will be back to All Day DevOps, the world’s largest DevOps conference, to talk about cost optimization on AWS. Below the abstract of my session. Watch Your Wallet! Cloud anti-patterns that make your AWS bill skyrocket Should you really always run your cluster in multiple availability zones? How can a transition rule…
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Codemotion DevCast (Italian Edition)
I am looking forward to be back at Codemotion DevCast on June 24th. This time we will discuss relational databases in the serverless world, with (hopefully) a demo of Aurora Serverless v2. See you soon online! The event is free and in Italian, registration required.
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A First Look at Aurora Serverless v2
During the latest re:Invent, AWS announced the preview of next version of Amazon Aurora Serverless that scales in fraction of a second and will introduce multi-AZ support, global databases, and read replicas to the serverless world. In my talk at Percona Live 2021, today I tried to answer the following questions: What are the differences…
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Starting to play with Aurora Serverless v2
One of the key system variables you have to deal with MySQL is innodb_buffer_pool_size, the size of the buffer pool, the memory area where InnoDB caches table and index data. You try to learn how to set a sensible value and you usually hope you do not need to change it too often. One day…
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Serverless Architecture Con – The Hague 2021
A Journey to Serverless Databases. Today I was (virtually) on stage at the Serverless Architecture Con – The Hague 2021, discussing the benefits and the drawbacks of running a serverless MySQL on AWS. Serverless databases are an interesting option for lazy cloud architects and devops engineers. And being lazy on the cloud is (often) a…
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Codemotion DevCast
The video of my talk today at DevCast. The slides of my talk today at DevCast.
