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Managing RDS databases with AWS CLI

Managing RDS databases with AWS CLI

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Managing RDS databases with AWS CLI

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- [Instructor] Now we'll explore managing other AWS services with the AWS Command Line Interface. Specifically, we'll focus on managing Amazon RDS databases using AWS CLI. By the end of this video, you'll be equipped with the skills to manage your RDS databases efficiently using AWS CLI. Let's get started. Amazon RDS is a managed relational database service offered by AWS. With AWS CLI, you can interact with RDS databases and perform a variety of management tasks from creating and modifying databases to managing snapshots and monitoring. To get an overview of your RDS instances, you can use the describe-db-instances command. It allows you to retrieve information about your RDS instances such as their names, statuses, and configurations. Here's how the command looks like, aws rds and then you have your first option called region and describe-db-instances. Replace the region with the AWS region where your RDS instances…

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