← Back to context Comment by 1f97 1 day ago aws supports this as well: https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AmazonRDS/latest/AuroraUserGuide... 2 comments 1f97 Reply horse666 1 day ago Aurora clones are copy-on-write at the storage layer, which solves part of the problem, but RDS still provisions you a new cluster with its own endpoints, etc, which is slow ~10 mins, so not really practical for the integration testing use case. nateroling 21 hours ago This is on the cluster level, while the article is talking about the database level, I believe.
horse666 1 day ago Aurora clones are copy-on-write at the storage layer, which solves part of the problem, but RDS still provisions you a new cluster with its own endpoints, etc, which is slow ~10 mins, so not really practical for the integration testing use case.
nateroling 21 hours ago This is on the cluster level, while the article is talking about the database level, I believe.
Aurora clones are copy-on-write at the storage layer, which solves part of the problem, but RDS still provisions you a new cluster with its own endpoints, etc, which is slow ~10 mins, so not really practical for the integration testing use case.
This is on the cluster level, while the article is talking about the database level, I believe.