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I know this perspective is not relevant for most companies: But for side-projects and a-like the cold-start time for Aurora is like 15 - 30 seconds, and the fir
by klintcho 5y ago
I know this perspective is not relevant for most companies: But for side-projects and a-like the cold-start time for Aurora is like 15 - 30 seconds, and the first query always times out.
Having it always on (if just 1 "compute") will cost you 30 USD a month. I'm hoping for Aurora to eventually be closer to DynamoDB pricing and startup (I'm fine with 5 - 10 second cold start as long as it doesn't time out the first request everytime.)
- stadium 5y agoInteresting, thanks for sharing. How does data get loaded? Can it use s3 as an external source similar to foreign data wrappers?
- cowsandmilk 5y agoHave you evaluated aurora serverless v2? It is supposed to have much faster cold starts.