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Ravi shows you how to troubleshoot the "too many connections" error when connecting to an Amazon Aurora MySQL database instance.
0:00 Introduction
0:24 Understanding the Error
0:42 Checking Current Connections
0:58 Activating Logging
1:55 Reducing Connection Pressure
2:21 Increasing Max Connections
3:43 Scaling Options
4:09 Closing
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