Amazon Aurora with
PostgreSQL compatibility now adds support for 9.6.8 PostgreSQL database
version. The latest version of the Amazon Aurora and PostgreSQL Database offers
performance improvement and reliability with few bug fixes. The latest update
allows the customer to use the new ‘aurora_stat_memctx_usage()’ function to
report the internal memory context usage of each PostgreSQL backend. The
PostgreSQL extensions are also upgraded where pg_hint_plan is updated to
version 1.2.2 and plv8 is updated to version 2.1.0. You have to create a new
Amazon Aurora database instance which can be created in the Amazon Relational
Database Instance Management Console or the existing instances can be upgraded
using the point and click upgrade.
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