It is 2.3TB, it is going to take a long time no matter what service you are running.
No, I have not used DMS. Frankly, with all respect to AWS/RDS the idea of running a 2.3TB instance that will get any level of performance sounds ridiculously expensive.
Sincerely,
JD
I currently have an EC2 instance in AWS – an m4.xlarge (4 cores, 16gb, 3tb SSDs) and it’s pretty cheap, about $620/mo ($210/mo for the compute, $410 for the storage). The performance of this setup rivals in-house Cisco UCS server that we are demoing that costs ~$100k, as long as our batch sizes don’t exceed available memory – that’s where the larger Cisco pulls ahead. The $620/mo is the on-demand price, btw…the reserved price is much lower.
$100k/ $620 = 161 months of operation before cost parity.
Mike S