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Experiment 3

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Experiment 3

Aim : Create and use the MYSQL Relational Database using Amazon
RDS.
Objective:
The objective of this assignment is to guide students through the
process of creating and utilizing a MySQL relational database using
Amazon RDS (Relational Database Service). The assignment aims to
provide a comprehensive understanding of the steps involved in
setting up a managed MySQL database instance on Amazon RDS and
performing basic database operations.
Theory:
1) Amazon RDS (Relational Database Service):
I. Theory: Amazon RDS is a managed database service that
simplifies database provisioning, management, and
scaling. It supports various relational database engines,
including MySQL, PostgreSQL, Oracle, and SQL Server.
II. Use Cases: Amazon RDS is commonly used to host
databases for applications, websites, and other services,
providing high availability, automatic backups, and
seamless scaling.

2) MySQL Relational Database:

I. Theory: MySQL is an open-source relational database


management system that stores data in tables with
predefined relationships between them. It uses Structured
Query Language (SQL) for querying and manipulating
data.
II. Use Cases: MySQL databases are widely used for
applications requiring structured data storage, such as
content management systems, e-commerce platforms, and
analytics.
3) Creating an Amazon RDS MySQL Database:

I. Theory: To create an Amazon RDS MySQL database,


follow these steps:
II. Log in to the AWS Management Console.
III. Navigate to Amazon RDS and choose "Create database."
IV. Select the MySQL engine, specify DB instance details
(e.g., instance class, storage), and set master username and
password.
V. Configure advanced settings like VPC, security groups,
backups, and maintenance.
VI. Review and launch the DB instance.

4) Accessing and Using the MySQL Database:

I. Theory: Once the Amazon RDS MySQL database is


created, you can:
II. Obtain the database endpoint and port.
III. Use a MySQL client (e.g., MySQL Workbench) to connect
to the database using the endpoint, port, username, and
password.
IV. Create tables, insert data, and perform SQL queries using
the MySQL client.

5) Security and Scaling:

I. Theory: Amazon RDS provides features like security


groups, encryption, and automated backups to enhance
database security. It also supports scaling options to handle
increasing workloads.
Conclusion:

In conclusion, this assignment has provided a detailed explanation of


creating and utilizing a MySQL relational database using Amazon
RDS. By understanding the theory and following the outlined steps,
students can set up a managed MySQL database instance, connect to
it, and perform basic database operations. Amazon RDS simplifies
database management tasks, allowing developers to focus on building
applications while ensuring high availability, scalability, and security
for their databases.
Output :

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