AWS has notified customers of its Amazon Aurora Serverless v1 service that it will cease supporting the offering at the end of 2024. Replacing v1 in the Aurora Serverless range, which supports ...

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Immuta, the experts in data access governance and provisioning, today announced native support for PostgreSQL on Amazon RDS and Amazon Aurora PostgreSQL-Compatible Edition. Now available in public ...

Enterprises will be able to monitor the health of their Aurora Limitless database fleet and troubleshoot issues via the CloudWatch Database Insights module.

AWS is currently working to add global-scale transaction processing technology to its Postgres-compatible Aurora database service, which would give the likes of Google Cloud’s Spanner and Cockroach ...

There were a lot of jokes and comments at Oracle’s expense today at the AWS re:Invent conference, but perhaps the boldest statement came when AWS announced it was adding PostgreSQL support to ...

Amazon Aurora now fully compatible with both MySQL and PostgreSQL, delivering the performance and availability of high-end commercial databases at one-tenth the cost Preview starts today ...

Today at AWS re: Invent, Amazon Web Services, Inc., an Amazon.com, Inc. company, announced the next version of Aurora Serverless, as well as a new capability that makes it easier for customers to ...

AWS re:Invent 2017: Amazon Aurora PostgreSQL headlines pre-show announcements In the weeks leading up to re:Invent, Amazon has already a stream of data platform-related announcements.

AWS today announced a new database product that is clearly meant to go after Microsoft’s SQL Server and make it easier — and cheaper — for SQL Server users to migrate to the AWS cloud.

Amazon Aurora now fully compatible with both MySQL and PostgreSQL, delivering the performance and availability of high-end commercial databases at one-tenth the cost Preview starts today ...