Amazon Relational Database Service

User Guide (API Version 2014-10-31)

What Is Amazon RDS?
Setting Up
Getting Started
- Creating an Aurora DB Instance on an Aurora Cluster and Connecting to a Database
- Creating a MariaDB DB Instance and Connecting to a Database
- Creating a Microsoft SQL Server DB Instance and Connecting to a DB Instance
- Creating a MySQL DB Instance and Connecting to a Database
- Creating an Oracle DB Instance and Connecting to a Database
- Creating a PostgreSQL DB Instance and Connecting to a Database
- Tutorial: Create a Web Server and an Amazon RDS Database
  - Step 1: Create a DB Instance
  - Step 2: Create a Web Server
Tutorials
Best Practices
DB Instances
- DB Instance Class
- DB Instance Status
- DB Instance Storage
- Regions and Availability Zones
- High Availability (Multi-AZ)
- DB Instance Lifecycle
- Tagging RDS Resources
- Working with Read Replicas
- Working with Option Groups
- Working with DB Parameter Groups
- Working with ARNs
- Working with Storage
- DB Instance Billing
  - On-Demand DB Instances
  - Reserved DB Instances
Backing Up and Restoring
- Working With Backups
- Creating a DB Snapshot
- Restoring from a DB Snapshot
- Copying a Snapshot
  - Copying a DB Snapshot
  - Copying a DB Cluster Snapshot
- Sharing a Snapshot
- Point-in-Time Recovery
- Tutorial: Restore a DB Instance from a DB Snapshot
Monitoring
- Enhanced Monitoring
- Performance Insights
  - Access Control for Performance Insights
- Using Amazon RDS Event Notification
- Viewing Amazon RDS Events
- Database Log Files
- Logging Amazon RDS API Calls Using AWS CloudTrail
Security
- Authentication and Access Control
- Encrypting Amazon RDS Resources
- Using SSL to Encrypt a Connection
- IAM Database Authentication for MySQL and Aurora
- Amazon RDS Security Groups
- Working with DB Security Groups (EC2-Classic Platform)
- Master User Account Privileges
- Using Service-Linked Roles
- Using Amazon RDS with Amazon VPC
Amazon Aurora
- Overview of Amazon Aurora
- Creating a DB Cluster
  - Creating a VPC for Aurora
- Connecting to a DB Cluster
- Viewing a DB Cluster
- DB Cluster Status
- Migrating Data to a DB Cluster
- Managing a DB Cluster
- Monitoring a DB Cluster
- Replication with Aurora
- Cloning Databases in an Aurora DB Cluster
- Integrating with AWS Services
- Working with Aurora MySQL
- Working with Aurora PostgreSQL
- Best Practices with Aurora
- Aurora Updates
MariaDB on Amazon RDS
- Creating a DB Instance Running MariaDB
- Connecting to a DB Instance Running MariaDB
- Modifying a DB Instance Running MariaDB
- Upgrading the MariaDB DB Engine
- Migrating Data from a MySQL DB Snapshot to a MariaDB DB Instance
- Importing Data into a MariaDB DB Instance
- Options for MariaDB
- Parameters for MariaDB
- MariaDB on Amazon RDS SQL Reference
  - mysql.rds_set_external_master_gtid
  - mysql.rds_kill_query_id
Microsoft SQL Server on Amazon RDS
- Licensing SQL Server on Amazon RDS
- Creating a DB Instance Running SQL Server
- Connecting to a DB Instance Running SQL Server
- Modifying a DB Instance Running SQL Server
- Upgrading the SQL Server DB Engine
- Importing and Exporting SQL Server Databases
  - Importing and Exporting SQL Server Data Using Other Methods
- Multi-AZ Deployments for SQL Server with Database Mirroring
- Using SSL with a SQL Server DB Instance
- Options for SQL Server
  - Native Backup and Restore
  - Transparent Data Encryption
- Common DBA Tasks for SQL Server
- Advanced Administrative Tasks and Concepts for SQL Server
  - Using Windows Authentication with a SQL Server DB Instance
MySQL on Amazon RDS
- Creating a DB Instance Running MySQL
- Connecting to a DB Instance Running MySQL
- Modifying a DB Instance Running MySQL
- Upgrading the MySQL DB Engine
- Upgrading a MySQL DB Snapshot
- Importing Data into a MySQL DB Instance
- Exporting Data From a MySQL DB Instance
- Options for MySQL
  - MariaDB Audit Plugin
  - MEMCACHED
- Common DBA Tasks for MySQL
- Known Issues and Limitations
- MySQL on Amazon RDS SQL Reference
Oracle on Amazon RDS
- Creating a DB Instance Running Oracle
- Connecting to a DB Instance Running Oracle
- Modifying a DB Instance Running Oracle
- Upgrading the Oracle DB Engine
- Upgrading an Oracle DB Snapshot
- Importing Data into Oracle on Amazon RDS
- Oracle Character Sets
- Options for Oracle
- Common DBA Tasks for Oracle
- Tools and Third-Party Software for Oracle
- Oracle Database Engine Release Notes
  - Database Engine: 12.1.0.2
  - Database Engine: 11.2.0.4
PostgreSQL on Amazon RDS
- Creating a DB Instance Running PostgreSQL
- Connecting to a DB Instance Running the PostgreSQL Database Engine
- Modifying a DB Instance Running PostgreSQL
- Upgrading the PostgreSQL DB Engine
- Importing Data into PostgreSQL on Amazon RDS
- Common DBA Tasks for PostgreSQL
Limits
Troubleshooting
Amazon RDS API
- Using the Query API
- Troubleshooting Applications
Document History

mysql.rds_enable_gsh_rotation

Enables rotation of the contents of the mysql.global_status_history table to mysql.global_status_history_old at intervals specified by rds_set_gsh_rotation. For more information, see Managing the Global Status History.

Syntax


CALL mysql.rds_enable_gsh_rotation;

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