What's New

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RDS for PostgreSQL 16 is supported.

RDS for PostgreSQL 16 is supported.

Commercial use

DB Engines and Versions

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RDS for PostgreSQL supports extension installation and uninstallation.

RDS for PostgreSQL allows you to install and uninstall extensions on the console.

Commercial use

Installing and Uninstalling an Extension on the RDS Console

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RDS for MySQL supports database proxies.

After creating an RDS for MySQL instance, you can enable database proxy. Through the proxy address, write requests are routed to the primary instance and read requests to read replicas based on the routing policy of the proxy, reducing the read pressure of the primary instance.

Commercial use

Introducing Read/Write Splitting

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RDS for MariaDB is added.

RDS for MariaDB is reliable, secure, inexpensive, easy to manage, and immediately ready for use, freeing you to focus on developing your services.

Commercial use

Working with RDS for MariaDB

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RDS for MySQL supports private domain names.

You can connect to an RDS for MySQL instance through its private domain name.

Commercial use

Applying for and Changing a Private Domain Name

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RDS is released.

• Relational Database Service (RDS) is a cloud-based web service that is reliable, scalable, and easy to manage. Both RDS for MySQL and RDS for PostgreSQL are supported.
• RDS provides many functions including:

  Creating a DB instance, rebooting a DB instance, deleting a DB instance, resetting the administrator password, changing the instance class, scaling up storage space, manually switching between primary and standby DB instances, changing the database port, changing the floating IP address, changing the security group, creating read replicas, creating parameter templates, modifying instance parameters, creating manual backups, downloading backups, restoring a backup to a DB instance, deleting manual backups, viewing monitoring metrics, viewing error logs, and viewing slow query logs.

Commercial use

Documentation