Maximize database price performance with Aurora and Graviton2 instances
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Amazon Aurora separates compute and storage (auto-scaling to 128 TB, 4-of-6 quorum across AZs) and runs on AWS Graviton2 Arm cores that claim 20% performance and up to 35% price performance versus comparable Intel R5 instances. Benchmarks use HammerDB/TPCC, pgbench and sysbench showing R6g outperforming R5 (e.g., r6g.16xlarge > r5.24xlarge in some tests). Clusters support one primary + 15 readers and mix-and-match R6g/R5 instances for targeted cost/perf.
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