Amazon Aurora is inherently highly available thanks to its innovative architecture, which decouples compute from storage. It automatically replicates 6 copies of your data across 3 Availability Zones and backs up your data continuously to Amazon S3. But how can you make your Aurora deployment even more resilient? This tech talk will explore failure scenarios and how to address them with Multi-AZ read replicas, RDS Proxy, and other techniques to improve availability of your Aurora database clusters.
Learning Objectives:
*Learn how to configure your Aurora cluster across multiple Availability Zones to improve availability
*Learn how to enable RDS Proxy to allows applications to pool and share connections with Aurora
*Learn how recovery happens in the event of various failure/failover scenarios in Aurora
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