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FAQ - Aws

What is the difference between an instance and a volume?

An instance is a virtual server that runs on the cloud while a volume is a storage space that can be attached to an instance.

What is the purpose of a security group?

A security group acts as a firewall to control incoming and outgoing traffic for an instance.

How can I scale up my resources as my needs increase?

You can use autoscaling to automatically increase or decrease the number of instances based on your resource usage, without having to manually adjust them.

Reddit Posts - Aws

How can I optimize our setup? We are on a microservice architecture on a shared, multi-tenant RDS.

We are not strictly following the microservice architecture where in one microservice should have its own database. Our current setup is: 1 MySQL RDS with up to 100 databases (customer/tenant da...

2024-07-25 23:05:33
Posted by u/captainbarbell in r/aws
Score: 4 | Comments: 6
  • You could do things like deploy multiple RDS instances into a cluster and enable read replicas so that you’re separating read and writes. Also it’s worth making sure that the rds instance types and storage are optimised for your workload.
  • Are you using LOAD DATA INFILE to get your csv data into RDS, or is your load worker doing lots of individual inserts? The former is *much* more efficient than the latter.
  • I don't have much experience with saas, but I seen a few approaches, most of them based in one of these: [https://docs.aws.amazon.com/whitepapers/latest/saas-tenant-isolation-strategies/core-isolation-concepts.html](https://docs.aws.amazon.com/whitepapers/latest/saas-tenant-isolation-strategies/core-isolation-concepts.html) And most of what I have seen uses some kind of segregation or pools, like put 10 tenants in a DB, another 10 in another DB, so if you have a noisy neighbour it will be a bit more limited or at least wont bring down your 100 tenants at the same time, I would also think it should help with patching, failovers, etc. Maybe your should include the CSV size as part your business model? Like set a size limit in certain tier, pay more to be able to process bigger files, that should allow to even dedicate a resource if it is necessary.
  • Just tackle slowness where and when you spot it. Injecting lots of data in RDS is slow ? Throttle it somehow with an async queue. And update the frontend to explain it's slowly processing.
  • Maybe you are inserting over a high transactional table. Two things could improve your design: 1. Implement an async load or use SQS to load data from CSV files to the DB. 2. Do the load in two steps: load the data in a table without transactions and copy the records over the final table later.

AWS SNS message not delivered in Australia

Hi guys. We have a registered toll -free number in us-west-2 server. We are trying to simply send messages to numbers all around the world. We have no issues in Canada and US (and we are not using a...

2024-07-25 21:28:26
Posted by u/Tehran_Times in r/aws
Score: 1 | Comments: 0

Anybody else seeing DeliveryDelay to @vtext.com in AWS SES?

Seems to have started in the last week or so. We send SMS messages by email. Verizon uses [[email protected]](mailto:[email protected]) for this. I was able to send from a yahoo email account...

2024-07-24 20:34:02
Posted by u/sighmon606 in r/aws
Score: 1 | Comments: 0