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We're using it in production in service we just launched. "Performance" is a relative term. We measured performance in: 1. Minimal amount of time to setup (min
by josephruscio 16y ago
We're using it in production in service we just launched. "Performance" is a relative term. We measured performance in:
1. Minimal amount of time to setup (minutes)
2. Minimal amount of time to maintain (none)
3. Minimal amount of time to make redundant (none, see Multi-AZ support just announced)
By the time the segment of our data we're keeping in RDS exceeds the capacity of the largest instance size AWS offers ... it'll be a very good problem to have.
- aditya 16y agoBut did you benchmark it against MySQL running on a bare metal box? That's the "performance" benchmark I was interested in...