AWS re:Invent 2023 - [LAUNCH] Achieving scale with Amazon Aurora Limitless Database (DAT344)

[@umangkumar5597]

I was part of this during my internship at amazon this tear. Learned a lot, contributed a bit.Hope to get a return offer soon to continue working on it.🤞

[@ranjinimenon8552]

All the best mate :)

[@gordonfreemanq]

Amazing! Really pushing the boundaries with what a relational DB can do. I would be curious to know if sharded tables can take advantage of autoincrement indices. (serial or bigserial).

[@sharathenugala5809]

Is the information presented here made public? If so where can we find the slides presented in this video?

[@awssupport]

Hello, 👋 although I don't have a timeline, the event content from re:Invent will be available here: go.aws/416SDuN. ^AD

[@ricardobranco7357]

Sounds similar to Vitess on Aurora

[@yuguanghui4011]

Vitess utilizes a two-phase commit mechanism for transactions, which guarantees atomicity, yet it does not assure distributed consistency. This aspect constitutes a major difference in the context of sharded databases.

[@KabileshP.R]

Concepts of limitless sounds very similar to TiDB

[@wayfarerluka]

TiDB was released in 2017, to me this looks like Spanner that was released in 2012, it has this timestamp based consistency