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    Migrate SSIS packages to Aurora PostgreSQL – Part 1

    AWS Database BlogThe first part of a guide explains how to prepare SQL Server Integration Services packages for migration from SQL Server to Amazon Aurora PostgreSQL. It focuses on filtering and grouping the packages and using PostgreSQL features, pg_cron, and the aws_s3 and aws_lambda extensions.

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    Run least-privilege AWS DMS CDC migration from SQL Server

    AWS Database Blog Configure AWS DMS change data capture (CDC) from a self-managed SQL Server source without granting sysadmin to the endpoint login. This least-privilege pattern uses certificate-signed wrapper procedures, granular permissions, and AWS Secrets Manager to meet separation-of-duties…

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    A decision framework for Amazon Neptune availability

    AWS Database Blog When an Amazon Neptune workload needs resilience beyond a single cluster, this post presents a decision framework that maps availability targets to Neptune architectural patterns, from Multi-AZ and Global Database to write-ahead logs and caching, based on your RTO, RPO, and…

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    Amagi’s intelligent media operations with Amazon Neptune

    AWS Database Blog Amagi built a Global Metadata Store on Amazon Neptune to model billions of interconnected media metadata relationships. Learn how their RDF knowledge graph, paired with Amazon OpenSearch Service and a custom blank-node synchronization layer, delivers deep semantic queries and…

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    Introducing filtered export from Amazon DynamoDB to Amazon S3

    AWS Database Blog Filtered export for Amazon DynamoDB helps you export only the items and attributes you need to Amazon S3, without consuming table capacity. This post introduces the feature and shows how to recover a single tenant's data, share a tenant's history with selected attributes, and…

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    Working with foreign key constraints in Aurora DSQL

    AWS Database Blog Amazon Aurora DSQL supports foreign key constraints, letting you enforce referential integrity directly in the database. This post covers defining foreign keys, immediate versus deferred enforcement, adding constraints to existing tables, and how optimistic concurrency control…

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    Resolving query plan regressions after a MySQL engine upgrade

    AWS Database Blog After a major or minor version upgrade on Amazon Aurora MySQL or Amazon RDS for MySQL, some queries regress because the optimizer's cost models, defaults, and execution strategies change. This post walks through a diagnostic workflow that traces each regression to the specific…

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    How to stream PostgreSQL changes to Amazon S3 with AWS Fargate

    AWS Database Blog In this post, we show you how to build a fully managed, event-driven change data capture (CDC) pipeline. It streams row-level changes from Amazon RDS for PostgreSQL or Amazon Aurora PostgreSQL to Amazon S3 in near real time. You deploy the entire pipeline with a single AWS…

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    Migrate SQL Server multi-result-set procedures to PostgreSQL

    AWS Database Blog SQL Server stored procedures can return multiple result sets from one call, but PostgreSQL cannot. This post presents two PostgreSQL-native alternatives to refcursors, session-scoped temporary tables and JSON aggregation, compares both against a refcursor baseline, and shows how…