Need to keep an RDS instance stopped for more than a week? Bridget shows how to use tagged Lambda functions and EventBridge schedules to get past the 7-day automatic restart.
0:00 Introduction
0:43 Create the IAM policy
1:26 Create the IAM role for Lambda
1:50 Add autostart and autostop tags
2:30 Create the start Lambda function
3:18 Create the stop Lambda function
3:40 Test both functions
4:16 Schedule with EventBridge rules
5:17 Closing
For more information, see the Knowledge Center article:
https://repost.aws/knowledge-center/rds-stop-seven-days
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