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Modify AWS RDS Instance Type

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In AWS, the RDS (Relational Database Service) allows users to change the instance type of their databases, effectively resizing the database's computational and memory capacity. This modification can be driven by reasons such as scaling up for increased application demands, scaling down during off-peak times, or transitioning to a more cost-effective or newer generation instance type. This runbook involves selecting the RDS instance to be modified, choosing the desired instance type, and applying the changes. It's essential to note that while the modification is in progress, the RDS instance might be unavailable, so scheduling during maintenance windows or off-peak times is advised.

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    List AWS RDS Instances of a specific instance type

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    In AWS, users can manage multiple RDS (Relational Database Service) instances for various database workloads. This task can be used to identify RDS instances based on a specific instance type, perhaps for auditing, cost optimization, or migration purposes. By using this task users can filter and list all RDS instances that match a particular instance type. This allows for a more streamlined management process and aids in making informed decisions regarding scaling, performance tuning, or cost management.

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    Update AWS RDS Instance Type

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    As the workload and performance requirements of an application change, there might be a need to adjust the compute capacity of the RDS instance. AWS provides the capability to modify the instance type of an RDS instance, offering flexibility in terms of performance and cost. By using this task users can seamlessly upgrade or downgrade the instance type, optimizing for their current needs. This modification, while straightforward, should be approached with caution to ensure minimal disruption to services relying on the database.

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