Programmatic access to Amazon Aurora

Amazon RDS provides you with the following tools to manage your Amazon Aurora resources programmatically.

AWS Command Line Interface (AWS CLI)

You can create and manage your Amazon Aurora resources by using the AWS CLI in a command-line shell. The AWS CLI provides direct access to the APIs for AWS services, such as Amazon RDS. For syntax and examples for the commands for Amazon RDS, see rds in the AWS CLI Command Reference.

AWS CloudFormation

With this AWS Infrastructure as Code (IaC) tool, you can create templates that describe all of the Amazon Aurora resources that you want, and AWS CloudFormation provisions and configures those resources for you. For more information, see Creating Amazon Aurora resources with AWS CloudFormation.

AWS software development kits (SDKs)

AWS provides SDKs for many popular technologies and programming languages. They make it easier for you to call AWS services from within your applications in that language or technology. For more information about these SDKs, see Tools for developing and managing applications on AWS.

Amazon RDS API

This API is the protocol-level interface for Amazon RDS. When using this API, you must format every HTTPS request correctly and add a valid digital signature to every request. For more information, see Amazon RDS API reference.

Console-to-Code

With this tool, you can generate code for actions that you perform in the Amazon RDS console, and use that code in other tools such as AWS CloudFormation. For more information, see Use Console-to-Code to generate code for your Amazon Aurora console actions.

RDS Data API

RDS Data API (Data API) provides programmatic access to the data in your Amazon Aurora Serverless databases. With Data API, you can use a secure HTTP endpoint to run your SQL statements without managing connections. For more information, see Using RDS Data API.