Improve AWS DMS continuous replication performance by using column filters to parallelize high-volume tables
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This article discusses how to improve AWS Database Migration Service (DMS) continuous replication performance by using column filters to parallelize high-volume tables. The key approaches include:
- Creating a temporary immutable column to divide large tables into multiple CDC (Change Data Capture) tasks
- Addressing challenges like high latency, data loss risk, and resource strain during database migrations
- Using a modulus operation to split a table into evenly distributed groups
- Creating multiple AWS DMS tasks with column filters to process different data segments
- Demonstrating performance improvements by reducing target migration latency
The solution provides a method to optimize database migration for tables with frequent updates by enabling parallel processing and reducing overall migration time and resource consumption.
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