After My DB Instance Is Deleted, Why Can't the Associated Security Group Be Deleted Immediately?
When creating a DB instance, you must select a security group. If no security group is available or created, RDS allocates a security group to you by default.
After a DB instance is deleted, it is moved to the recycle bin and retained for seven days by default. To modify the retention period, configure a recycling policy.
The deleted instance is not removed from the security group immediately until the instance is deleted from the recycle bin. Before deleting a security group, ensure that the security group is not associated with any instance. For details about how to query instances associated with a security group, see How Do I Know the Instances Associated with a Security Group?
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