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Architecture diagram with Lambda connecting to Aurora PostgreSQL through RDS Proxy in a VPC

Connecting .NET Lambda to Amazon Aurora PostgreSQL via RDS Proxy

In this post, I show you how to connect Lambda functions to Aurora PostgreSQL using Amazon RDS Proxy. We cover how to configure AWS Secrets Manager, set up RDS Proxy, and create a C# Lambda function with secure credential caching. I provide a GitHub repository which contains a YAML-format AWS CloudFormation template to provision the key components demonstrated, a C# sample function. I also walk through the Lambda function deployment step by step.

Unlock the power of the AWS CLI for Amazon RDS and Amazon Aurora

With the AWS Command Line Interface (AWS CLI) for Amazon Relational Database Service (Amazon RDS) and Amazon Aurora, you can use shell commands to create, modify, delete, and generate reports for many kinds of objects, such as database instances, Aurora clusters, parameter groups, and so on. In this post, we show how to use the […]

Currently, even though the actual chain of API calls is still necessary, the AWS API automates this workflow for you.

Managing Amazon RDS databases in multi-account environments with the AWS CLI

AWS provides AWS organizations and AWS Landing Zone solutions to manage and automate new account creation. This helps you to create multiple AWS accounts separated based on applications, development, production, or organizations within a company. This approach helps with resource isolation and separating development from production, but makes it complex for some of the teams […]