Updated on 2023-09-13 GMT+08:00
Resilience
- RDS for MySQL uses EVS disks to store data, providing three-copy storage and 99.9999999% data durability. RDS for MySQL also provides features like cross-region replication, multi-AZ data redundancy, and intra-AZ anti-affinity, to guarantee reliability and availability of your instances.
- RDS for PostgreSQL uses EVS disks to store data, providing three copies and 99.9999999% data durability. RDS for PostgreSQL also provides features like cross-region replication and intra-AZ anti-affinity, to guarantee reliability and availability of your instances.
- RDS for SQL Server uses EVS disks to store data, providing three copies and 99.9999999% data durability. RDS for PostgreSQL also provides features like cross-region replication and intra-AZ anti-affinity, to guarantee reliability and availability of your instances.
- RDS for MariaDB uses EVS disks to store data, providing three-copy storage and 99.9999999% data durability. RDS for MariaDB also provides features like cross-region replication, multi-AZ data redundancy, and intra-AZ anti-affinity, to guarantee reliability and availability of your instances.
Figure 1 Reliability architecture
Parent topic: Security
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