Does RDS for MySQL Support Multiple Accounts?
Yes, RDS for MySQL supports multiple accounts. You can assign different rights to these accounts through authorization commands to control access to different tables. Each table can be controlled independently.
Performance is not affected when multiple accounts access tables. Concurrent access of multiple sessions increases system resource overhead. For details, see the number of connections in Relational Database Service Performance White Paper.
For more details about MySQL permissions, see official MySQL documents.
Database Permission FAQs
- Why Does the Root User Not Have the Super Permissions?
- What Are the Differences Between RDS ManageAccess and DAS Permissions?
- RDS for MySQL Built-in Accounts
- Does RDS for MySQL Support Multiple Accounts?
- Can Multiple Users Log In to DAS at the Same Time? Will the Accounts Be Locked If I Enter Wrong Passwords Several Times in a Row?
- Why Did I Fail to Create an Object on the postgres Database as a Common User?
- What Should I Do If a Role Failed to Be Deleted from an RDS for PostgreSQL Instance?
- Why Did My RDS for PostgreSQL Migration Fail?
- How Do I Grant the REPLICATION Permission to an RDS for PostgreSQL Database User?
- Why Is An Error Reported When I Attempt to Change a Table Owner of the RDS for PostgreSQL Database?
- How Are the Login Name Permissions of RDS for SQL Server 2017 Enterprise Edition Primary/Standby DB Instances Synchronized to Its Read Replicas?
- After a Primary Instance Account Is Deleted and Recreated on RDS for SQL Server, Will the Permissions Be Automatically Synchronized?
- How Do I View Authorized Databases After a Local Client Is Connected to a DB Instance?
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