1. Log in to the AWS Management Console and open the Amazon RDS console.
2. In the upper-right corner of the AWS Management Console, verify that the AWS Region matches the one where your database clients, such as EC2 instances or EKS pods, are located.
3. In the navigation pane, choose Databases then click Create database button.
4. On the Create database page, choose Standard create. for the engine options, choose MySQL.
5. One should choose whatever suits their preference in Templates.
6. In the Availability and durability section, Choose whatever is right for you.
7. In the Settings section, set these values.
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DB instance identifier – Type a DB instance identifier
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Master username – Type a DB username
- Credentials management - select self-managed option.
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Auto generate a password – Leave the option turned off.
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Master password – Type a password.
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Confirm password – Retype the password.
8. In the Instance configuration section, Select any of Standard classes, Memory optimized classes and Burstable classes according to you.
9. In the Storage section, keep the defaults.
10. In the Connectivity section, configure the specified values while leaving the other setting as their defaults values:
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For Compute resource, choose Connect to an EC2 compute resource.
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For EC2 instance, choose the EC2 instance you created earlier, such as bastian_automation.
11. In the Database authentication section, ensure that Password authentication is selected.
12. To create your MySQL DB instance, click Create database. Your new DB instance appears in the Databases list with the status Creating.
13. Wait until the Status of your new DB instance to changes to Available. Then, select the DB instance name to show its details.
14. In the Connectivity & security section, check the Endpoint and Port of the DB instance.
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