- Product Bulletin
- Service Overview
- Getting Started
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User Guide
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Working with FlexusRDS for MySQL
- Using IAM to Grant Access to FlexusRDS
- Buying a FlexusRDS for MySQL Instance
- Connecting to a FlexusRDS for MySQL Instance
- Suggestions on Using FlexusRDS for MySQL
- Data Migration
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Instance Management
- Upgrading the Minor Version of a FlexusRDS for MySQL Instance
- Upgrading a FlexusRDS for MySQL Instance to an RDS DB Instance
- Changing the Name of a FlexusRDS for MySQL Instance
- Rebooting FlexusRDS for MySQL Instances
- Resetting the Administrator Password of a FlexusRDS for MySQL Instance
- Enabling Storage Autoscaling for a FlexusRDS for MySQL Instance
- Binding an EIP to a FlexusRDS for MySQL Instance or Unbinding an EIP from a FlexusRDS for MySQL Instance
- Changing the VPC and Subnet of a FlexusRDS for MySQL Instance
- Renewing FlexusRDS for MySQL Instances
- Unsubscribing from a FlexusRDS for MySQL Instance
- Backups and Restorations
- Parameters
- Monitoring
- Logs
- Interconnection with CTS
- FlexusRDS for MySQL Tags
- FlexusRDS for MySQL Quotas
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Working with FlexusRDS for PostgreSQL
- Permissions Management
- Buying a FlexusRDS for PostgreSQL Instance
- Connecting to a FlexusRDS for PostgreSQL Instance
- Suggestions on Using FlexusRDS for PostgreSQL
- Data Migration
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Instance Management
- Changing the Name of a FlexusRDS for PostgreSQL Instance
- Rebooting FlexusRDS for PostgreSQL Instances
- Resetting the Administrator Password of a FlexusRDS for PostgreSQL Instance
- Enabling Storage Autoscaling for a FlexusRDS for PostgreSQL Instance
- Binding an EIP to a FlexusRDS for PostgreSQL Instance or Unbinding an EIP from a FlexusRDS for PostgreSQL Instance
- Renewing FlexusRDS for PostgreSQL Instances
- Unsubscribing from a FlexusRDS for PostgreSQL Instance
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Backups and Restorations
- Creating a Manual Backup for a FlexusRDS for PostgreSQL Instance
- Deleting a Manual Backup of a FlexusRDS for PostgreSQL Instance
- Downloading a Full Backup of a FlexusRDS for PostgreSQL Instance
- Checking and Exporting Backup Information of a FlexusRDS for PostgreSQL Instance
- Restoring a FlexusRDS for PostgreSQL Instance
- Parameters
- Monitoring Management
- Logs
- Interconnection with CTS
- FlexusRDS for PostgreSQL Tags
- FlexusRDS for PostgreSQL Quotas
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Working with FlexusRDS for MySQL
- API Reference
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FAQs
- What Is FlexusRDS?
- Can FlexusRDS for MySQL and RDS for MySQL Instances Access Each Other?
- Can I Change the Instance Class of My FlexusRDS Instance?
- Does FlexusRDS Support Cross-AZ HA?
- What Is the Backup Policy of FlexusRDS?
- How Are FlexusRDS Backups Billed?
- How Do I Download FlexusRDS Backups to Restore Data Locally?
- Why Does the Root User of My FlexusRDS for MySQL Instance Not Have Super Permissions?
- Which Storage Engine Does FlexusRDS for MySQL Provide?
- Why Does FlexusRDS for MySQL Not Support the MyISAM Storage Engine?
- Does FlexusRDS for MySQL Support Read Replicas?
- Why Can't I Ping the EIP After It Is Bound to My FlexusRDS for MySQL Instance?
- How Do I Create Accounts and Databases for My FlexusRDS Instance?
- What Major Versions and Minor Versions Does FlexusRDS for MySQL Support?
- Why Are Pay-per-Use Instances Not Provided by FlexusRDS?
- Can I Scale Up the Storage Space of My FlexusRDS for MySQL Instance?
- General Reference
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Migrating Databases to FlexusRDS for MySQL Using DRS
Data Replication Service (DRS) provides multiple data migration solutions to help you migrate data from RDS for MySQL, DDM, GaussDB, TaurusDB, self-managed MySQL databases, self-managed Oracle databases, or MySQL databases built on other clouds to FlexusRDS for MySQL.
You are advised to use DRS to migrate data because it is easy to use and can complete a migration task in minutes. DRS facilitates data transfer between databases, helping you reduce DBA labor costs and hardware costs.
DRS Migration Solutions
The method for migrating databases to FlexusRDS for MySQL using DRS is the same as that for migrating databases to RDS for MySQL. For details, see Migration Solution Overview.
DRS Migration Billing
- Real-time migration supports only the pay-per-use billing mode.
Real-time migration tasks are free of configuration and data transmission fees in the first seven days, lowering your costs for migrating data to the cloud.
- Real-time synchronization and DR support pay-per-use and yearly/monthly billing modes.
Real-time migration and synchronization will provide long-term discounts, lowering your costs for data transfers.
For more information, see Data Replication Service Billing.
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