May be in your small circle.
In AWS, Aurora MySQL is almost always the database of choice, for just about everything SQL.
In AWS, Aurora MySQL is almost always the database of choice, for just about everything SQL.
The added benefit of this is that you then know what software you're running, instead of Amazon's fly-by-night hackjob. We've hit several real-world bugs that were either incorrect backports of something that had been patched years before upstream, or wholly new issues caused by whatever they're doing to make Aurora auroar.
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