RDS for MySQL Common Tasks
After purchasing and connecting to a DB instance, you can view common tasks to better use RDS for MySQL.
| Tasks | Description | |
|---|---|---|
| Usage guidelines | Provides guidelines on using RDS for MySQL in terms of DB instances, database connection, reliability and availability, backup and restoration, SQL audit, routine O&M, and security. | |
| Provides guidelines on database naming, database design, field design, index design, and SQL statement development. | ||
| Data migration | Describes how to use mysqldump to copy data from the source to an RDS for MySQL DB instance. | |
| Describes how to use Data Replication Service (DRS) to migrate table, database, or instance data of the source to an RDS for MySQL DB instance. | ||
| Data backup | Describes how RDS for MySQL automatically creates backups for a DB instance during a backup window and saves the backups based on the configured retention period. | |
| Describes how to create manual backups for a DB instance. These backups can be used to restore data for improved reliability. | ||
| Data restoration | Describes how to use an automated or manual backup to restore a DB instance to how it was when the backup was created. The restoration is at the instance level. | |
| Describes how to use an automated backup to restore instance data to a specified point in time. | ||
| Describes how to use an automated backup to restore databases or tables to a specified point in time. | ||
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