Implement a rollback strategy after an Amazon Aurora MySQL blue/green deployment switchover
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This article discusses implementing a rollback strategy after an Amazon Aurora MySQL blue/green deployment switchover.
Specifically, the article covers:
- Solution overview for setting up a rollback environment
- Prerequisites and limitations of the solution
- Preparing the green environment for rollback by enabling binary logging and configuring binary log retention
- Performing the Aurora MySQL blue/green deployment switchover
- Configuring logical replication from the new production environment to the rollback environment
- Steps to perform a rollback to the old environment if issues arise in the new production environment
- Cleanup of resources after rollback
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