Introduction to Amazon Aurora Reviews

Rudolf S. · Reviewed almost 8 years ago

Brijesh D. · Reviewed almost 8 years ago

Manikandan K. · Reviewed almost 8 years ago

Demetrius T. · Reviewed almost 8 years ago

OK

James B. · Reviewed almost 8 years ago

Anthony T. · Reviewed almost 8 years ago

need bit more time to play around with the cluster and understand it

Nitika S. · Reviewed almost 8 years ago

no directions towards the lab.. very dissatisfies

Diana L. · Reviewed almost 8 years ago

David R. · Reviewed almost 8 years ago

satisfied

Govindhakrishnan K. · Reviewed almost 8 years ago

Li H. · Reviewed almost 8 years ago

Yuki T. · Reviewed almost 8 years ago

more time

jody m. · Reviewed almost 8 years ago

more time

jody m. · Reviewed almost 8 years ago

Ashleigh G. · Reviewed almost 8 years ago

How I should compare the two databases with a SELECT-Query which returns only 14 entries??? Even when I inserted 50000 more, there were no differences in the performance. I really want to see the proof for Aurora to beeing faster.

Hannes H. · Reviewed almost 8 years ago

Santosh Reddy G. · Reviewed almost 8 years ago

good

Ashok M. · Reviewed almost 8 years ago

RDS does not work with MAC OS. You'll need to download the one from the Apple App Store

Wilfred S. · Reviewed almost 8 years ago

John F. · Reviewed almost 8 years ago

Brian D. · Reviewed almost 8 years ago

As someone who has used other AWS services in the past, I feel that this lab gave me no training on how to use RDS or Aurora instead focusing more on using one specific tool to load data into MySQL and Aurora instance without any context for what I was doing or why I was doing it. I could have gotten better training from a StackOverflow thread on how to create an Aurora instance.

Gavin H. · Reviewed almost 8 years ago

shah n. · Reviewed almost 8 years ago

Eugene M. · Reviewed almost 8 years ago