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Resource Overview​

MariaDB is a popular open-source relational database created by the original developers of MySQL. With Amazon RDS, you can easily set up, operate, and scale MariaDB server deployments in the cloud. Amazon RDS enables you to deploy scalable MariaDB cloud databases with cost-efficient and resizable hardware capacity in just minutes.

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Resource Configuration​

Basic Settings​

  • database_name : Initial database name, alphanumeric, 1 ~ 64 characters
  • engine_version : MariaDB version used for RDS
  • instance_class : RDS DB instance type
  • storage_type : Storage type of the RDS instance
  • iops : Supported IOPS for the DB instance - 1000 ~ 40000
  • allocated_storage : Allocated RDS storage size (GiB) - 5 ~ 3072
  • max_allocated_storage : Upper limit for automatic storage scaling
  • multi_az_enabled : Whether Multi-AZ deployment is enabled - true, false
  • username : RDS username
  • password : RDS user password
  • included_subnet_names : List of subnet names connected to the RDS subnet group
  • subnet_group_name : Subnet group name used for RDS
  • linked_security_group_names : List of security groups to apply
  • publicly_accessible : Whether public access is allowed - true, false

Monitoring Settings (monitoring)​

  • monitoring.performance_insights_enabled : Whether Performance Insights is enabled - true, false
  • monitoring.kms_key_name : KMS key name used for Performance Insights

Encryption Settings (encryption)​

  • encryption.storage_encrypted : Whether DB instance encryption is enabled - true, false
  • encryption.kms_key_name : KMS key name used for encryption

Backup Settings (backup)​

  • backup.backup_retention_period : Backup retention period - 1 ~ 35
  • backup.final_snapshot_enabled : Whether to create a final snapshot before DB deletion - true, false
  • backup.final_snapshot_name : Final snapshot name

Tags​

  • tag : Tags used to categorize the resource - maximum 512 characters, key:value

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