What you can do with Amazon RDS
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16 things you can do
Amazon RDS
Amazon Relational Database Service (RDS) makes it easy to set up, operate, and scale a relational database in the cloud, providing cost-efficient and resizable capacity while automating time-consuming administration tasks such as hardware provisioning, database setup, patching, and backups.
16 multi-step recipesRecipes: multi-step jobs
Add an Aurora Replica InstanceAdd a reader instance to an Aurora cluster and wait for it to become available.Clean Up a DB Snapshot
Delete a manual DB snapshot and verify it has been removed.Convert Instance to Multi-AZ
Convert a DB instance to Multi-AZ and wait for it to stabilize.Delete an Aurora DB Cluster
Delete an Aurora cluster member then the cluster with a final snapshot.Enable Backup Retention
Set a DB instance backup retention period and wait for it to apply.Modify a DB Instance Class
Change a DB instance class immediately and wait for it to stabilize.Provision a DB Instance
Create a DB instance and wait for it to become available.Provision an Aurora DB Cluster
Create an Aurora DB cluster and wait for it to become available.Reboot a DB Instance
Reboot a DB instance and wait for it to return to available.Rotate Master Password
Reset a DB instance master password and wait for it to apply.Scale DB Instance Storage
Increase a DB instance allocated storage and wait for it to stabilize.Snapshot Then Delete a DB Instance
Snapshot a DB instance, wait for the snapshot, then delete the instance.Snapshot a DB Instance
Take a manual DB snapshot and wait for it to become available.Snapshot and Rebuild a DB Instance
Snapshot a source instance and build a fresh instance mirroring its config.Upgrade DB Engine Version
Upgrade a DB instance engine version and wait for it to stabilize.Verify Engine Support Then Provision
Confirm an engine version is offered, then create and await a DB instance.