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Migrate SQL Server indexed views to materialized views in Amazon Aurora PostgreSQL or Amazon RDS for PostgreSQL

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This article discusses how to migrate SQL Server indexed views to materialized views in Amazon Aurora PostgreSQL or Amazon RDS for PostgreSQL.

Specifically, the article covers:

  • The key differences between SQL Server indexed views and PostgreSQL materialized views
  • A step-by-step solution overview for migrating SQL Server indexed views to PostgreSQL materialized views
  • Prerequisites for the migration process
  • An example of analyzing and converting an SQL Server indexed view to a PostgreSQL materialized view
  • Considerations and known limitations when using PostgreSQL materialized views
  • Aspects to consider like performance, query optimization, data refresh, indexing, compatibility, and testing
  • Conclusion highlighting the potential benefits and trade-offs of this migration
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