I've done a little research and seems that AWS DMS could be a solution, but I wonder how well it handles on-going replication and am curious if anyone here as used it. One of the issues I have with AWS is that everything is so much decoupled and there are so many products that it's hard to figure out what you can use at the end. Strategies have you used to sync a PostgreSQL database with Redshift?ĪWS products, Glue, DMS and who knows what other product AWS has came up with. Look into DMS as it was built just for that. It always looks easier when someone tells you how they did it ha. I don’t know how complicated it would be to implement. Discover design tools -> Weekly Design Newsletter Receive the latest articles, resources, tools & learning materials for a successful career in design every Tuesday.
But I know about AWS Database Migration Service īasically create a transformation function from one DB connection to another and let aws do the work. Product Database A collection of more than 700 tools and resources focused on product design, organised & categorised for you. I’m not really sure what exactly you’re looking to do. Highly recommended if you’re looking to launch or optimize an app in the near future. Since launching Product Hunt LIVE in late 2015, weve hosted live conversations with hundreds of makers, technologists, investors, and creatives of all. It will fundamentally change the way you prototype and test.
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