Amazon Aurora vs. RDS: Understanding the Difference
Blog post from Tiger Data
Amazon Aurora and RDS are both managed relational database services offered by AWS. While RDS is an older service supporting various databases, Aurora offers enhanced performance and features for MySQL and PostgreSQL-compatible databases. Key differences include Aurora's better throughput, more reliable storage, additional features like Serverless and Global Tables, and its focus on leveraging native cloud capabilities. When choosing between the two, consider factors such as performance, availability, scalability, cost, and specific feature requirements. For specialized needs, using a purpose-built database like TimescaleDB may offer better performance and efficiency.
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