AWS Redshift: Serverless vs Provisioned Cluster
Overview of AWS Redshift Serverless along with its comparison with provisioned cluster.
AWS introduced Amazon Redshift Serverless in the year 2022. With this, you don’t have to worry about setting up, configuring, managing clusters, or even tuning the data warehouse. This automatically provisions and scale the underline infrastructure for you.
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Redshift serverless clearly brings multiple benefits for the organizations and individuals. With this, they can focus on their core needs, which is deriving the data insights. The organizations need to pay only for what they consume. This can help them, in managing the costs better.
A different provision style of serverless, does not impact the redshift features or performance. You will continue to run analytics use cases, with high performance, rich SQL features, and integration with other services, similar to the option of provisioning a redshift cluster on your own.
