Amazon Aurora is a cloud native database built for speed and reliability. Aurora offers you pay-as-you-go pricing with no licensing cost. Cost is always a key factor when running any application. In this video, I will take a top down approach and drill down on Aurora I/O cost starting from the AWS monthly billing statement and using various AWS services & features like AWS cost explorer, AWS cost and usage reports, Amazon Athena, Amazon CloudWatch and RDS Performance Insights to find which Aurora cluster or queries running in a particular Aurora cluster might be contributing to your overall Aurora cost. Typically you will take this approach while doing investigation to understand and manage your AWS cost over time.
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Chapters:
00:00 Agenda
01:42 Amazon Aurora Cost Components
02:39 Aurora I/O Cost
05:53 Monitoring Aurora I/O Cost
07:24 Demo
07:27 AWS Billing Dashboard
08:16 AWS Cost Explorer
10:10 Cost Allocation Tags
12:49 AWS Cost & Usage Reports
16:14 Amazon Athena
18:24 Amazon CloudWatch
19:19 RDS Performance Insights
29:08 Aurora I/O Cost Optimization best practices
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