Amazon Aurora DSQL now supports partial indexes
Aurora Dsql Partial Indexes Β· 2026-10-02
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Technical Details
| Regions | all |
|---|---|
| Cost Impact | Decrease |
| IaC Impact | High |
What This Means
For DevOps Teams
Update your database indexing strategy to incorporate partial indexes in Amazon Aurora DSQL, which will improve query performance and reduce storage costs as your table grows.
For Platform Teams
Adopt the use of partial indexes in Amazon Aurora DSQL to enhance query performance, reduce storage costs, and simplify database architecture by indexing only relevant data subsets.
For Executives
Evaluate the implementation of partial indexes in Amazon Aurora DSQL to improve query performance and reduce storage costs, leading to measurable efficiency gains and cost savings.
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