Which Items Occupy the Storage Space of My RDS DB Instances?
Both your regular data (backup data not included) and the data required for the operation of your DB instances (such as system database data, rollback logs, redo logs, and indexes) take up storage space on your RDS DB instances. The storage space includes the file system overhead required for inode, reserved blocks, and database operations. The following RDS log files also occupy storage space:
- Binlog files generated by RDS for MySQL databases
- Logs files generated by RDS for PostgreSQL database servers
- Log files, including RDS for SQL Server logs, default trace logs, and agent logs, generated by RDS for SQL Server databases.
These files ensure the stability of RDS DB instances.
Resource and Disk Management FAQs
- How Long Does It Take to Create a DB Instance?
- Which Types of Logs and Files Occupy RDS Storage Space?
- Does RDS Support Scaling Down Storage Space of DB Instances?
- Which Items Occupy the Storage Space of My RDS DB Instances?
- How Much Storage Space Is Required for DDL Operations?
- How Do I Prevent a Sharp Increase in Data Disk Usage If I Want to Push a Large Amount of Data to My RDS for SQL Server Instance in a Short Period of Time?
- What Are the Differences Between the Storage Space and Backup Space of an RDS for PostgreSQL Primary/Standby Instance?
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