Getting Started with YugabyteDB Aeon (Formerly YugabyteDB Managed)
summary
YugabyteDB Aeon is a PostgreSQL-compatible managed cloud service that can provision clusters in about 5–10 minutes and offers an always-free sandbox plus a paid dedicated option with a 30-day trial. It supports multi-region synchronous clusters (Tokyo/Osaka/Seoul) and asynchronous cross-cluster replication; a demo with a workload simulator showed read latencies around 1 ms, writes around 18 ms, brief spikes to ~2.5 s when a node stopped, and automatic leader re-election and tablet redistribution recovering throughput in about 3 seconds.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:22YugabyteDB offerings
- 2:49Scalability and sharding
- 3:29Fault tolerance and replication
- 6:17Stretch clusters and geo-partitioning
- 8:24Distributed transactions and consistency
- 10:51YugabyteDB Aeon features
- 11:33Sandbox and dedicated
- 13:43Japan cluster patterns
- 15:32Cluster setup demo
- 18:47Workload simulator demo
- 20:55Performance and node failure demo
- 23:26Summary and Aeon use
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