How do you use the Aurora database?

Aurora is an engine option for Amazon Relational Database Service (Amazon RDS), developed based on MySQL and PostgreSQL. Aurora offers a high-performance, high-availability, and scalable database solution. The general steps to use Aurora database are as follows: 1. Create an Aurora instance: Select the Aurora engine on the Amazon RDS console, configure the instance specifications, storage, and other parameters, then create the instance. 2. Connect to the Aurora instance: Use a database connection tool (such as MySQL command line, MySQL Workbench, etc.) to connect to the Aurora instance. 3. Create databases and tables: Create databases and tables on the Aurora instance using SQL statements or database management tools. 4. Insert, query, update, and delete data: Use SQL statements to perform operations like inserting, querying, updating, and deleting data in the Aurora database. 5. Monitor and optimize performance: Use monitoring tools provided by the Amazon RDS console to monitor the performance of the Aurora instance and optimize performance as needed. Additionally, Aurora offers advanced features such as automatic backups, fault recovery, read/write splitting, etc. You can choose the appropriate configuration and features based on your specific needs and use cases.