Tag: serverless
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Cloud Computing Conference Greece
In a week time I will be a keynote speaker at the Cloud Computing Conference organized by Boussias in Greece. I will be (virtually) on stage discussing one of my favourite topics, The Future of Relational Databases on the Cloud. Abstract The major cloud providers offer different options to run a relational database on the…
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Live in Vegas
Can we draw the New York City skyline with Aurora Serverless v2? An exciting day being on stage at re:Invent talking about elasticity and relational databases on the cloud as part of the Community Track. The video of the session will be available soon! A prerecording of the session is available now on YouTube. Note:…
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re:Invent COM202
Just over two weeks to go to re:Invent in Las Vegas and I am already looking forward to the Monday Community Track. If you are attending the event in person, there are still some reserved seats available for my session where we will play around with serverless databases on AWS. Join me!COM202Drawing the New York…
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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…