AWS RDS

AWS RDS Integration

Managed databases: DB instances, Aurora clusters, snapshots, parameter groups

Data & Analytics 16 actions AWS access key (Signature v4)

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What you can automate with AWS RDS

Drag any of these 16 actions into a process — no code, no API wrangling.

Create DB Cluster

Create an Aurora cluster

Create DB Instance

Create a new RDS instance

Create DB Snapshot

Create a manual snapshot

Delete DB Cluster

Delete an Aurora cluster

Delete DB Instance

Delete an RDS instance

Delete DB Snapshot

Delete a snapshot

Describe DB Clusters

List Aurora DB clusters

Describe DB Instances

List RDS database instances

Describe DB Snapshots

List DB snapshots

Describe Parameter Groups

List DB parameter groups

Describe Subnet Groups

List DB subnet groups

Modify DB Instance

Modify an RDS instance

Reboot DB Instance

Reboot an RDS instance

Restore from Snapshot

Restore an instance from a snapshot

Start DB Instance

Start a stopped RDS instance

Stop DB Instance

Stop an RDS instance

How the AWS RDS connection works

1. Authenticate

AWS RDS uses aWS access key (Signature v4). Save the connection once and reuse it across every process.

2. Build the process

Drop AWS RDS steps onto the process map alongside desktop, browser, Excel and email steps.

3. Run it attended or unattended

Trigger on a schedule, an email, or a file landing in a folder. Credentials stay encrypted and every run is audited.

Because AWS RDS has an API, Automize talks to it directly in the cloud — no bot needed on a desktop. Where a system has no API, an Automize bot drives its interface instead.

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