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If you’ve been working with MongoDB for a while, you already know it’s famous for being scalable, highly available, and flexible. That last part—the flexible document model—is what draws a lot of developers in. But here’s the thing: when you’re dealing with a replica set, the real magic (and sometimes headaches) happens...
In my previous post, we learnt about how to launch RDS Aurora instance. The storage space of RDS Aurora is automatically scalable up to 64 TB and the read scaling can be achieved by creating up to 15 replicas in the cluster. I had migrated database into RDS Aurora to avail fault tolerance feature. Once the migration was completed I came...