Re:Running a database on EC2? Your clock could be slowing yo...
by appwiz on Saturday September 22, 2018 @02:08AM
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Aurora announced support for parallel queries[1] for MySQL, with Postgres coming soon.
(I work at AWS but not RDS/Aurora)
[1] https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/aws/new-parallel-query-for-amazon-aurora/
Re:Running a database on EC2? Your clock could be slowing yo...
by scarface74 on Saturday September 22, 2018 @08:57AM
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It looks like as of the 20th it is official.
They solve it with a large cluster of Postgres server running fast disks with partitioning handled by the Citus extension, along with several low-level tweaks.
RDS does not support these scales or any clustering. Aurora does not have parallel processing. Redshift would be fast but is very expensive and does not have the same level of Postgres features.
There is Citus Cloud so you can get close to Heap's setup with Citus maintaining it all, but that gets pricey too.