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Amazon Aurora DSQL is now generally available
- Amazon Aurora DSQL, the fastest serverless distributed SQL database, has been announced as generally available, offering virtually unlimited scale, high availability, and zero infrastructure management.
- Aurora DSQL simplifies complex relational database challenges by disaggregating into independent components for high cohesion, scaled independently, and supporting multi-Region strong consistency with low latency.
- It provides 99.99% availability in a single Region and 99.999% across multiple Regions, with active-active distributed architecture enabling strong data consistency.
- Ideal for microservices, event-driven architectures, and industries like banking and ecommerce, Aurora DSQL supports multi-Region scalability and resilience for applications.
- Creating an Aurora DSQL cluster is easy with options for single-Region or multi-Region configuration, offering familiar SQL clients for managing databases.
- New features added post-preview include improved console experience, PostgreSQL features, integration with AWS services, and a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server for AI models.
- Aurora DSQL is available in several AWS Regions with billing based on Distributed Processing Units (DPUs) for request-based activity and storage measured in GB-months.
- Users can explore Aurora DSQL through the AWS Free Tier, providing the first 100,000 DPUs and 1 GB-month of storage each month for free.
- To get started with Aurora DSQL, visit the Aurora DSQL console, User Guide, and provide feedback through AWS channels for further support and information.
- Aurora DSQL offers an innovative solution for scalable and resilient database management, catering to various industry needs with its distributed architecture and ease of use.
- By leveraging Aurora DSQL, developers can build robust applications, improve scalability, and simplify database management through features like multi-Region clusters and supportive AWS integrations.
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