PySpark and AWS: Master Big Data with PySpark and AWS - Creating RDS MySQL Instance

This video tutorial guides viewers through setting up a MySQL database in AWS RDS. It covers steps such as configuring database credentials, selecting instance types and storage, setting up network and security options, enabling backups, and creating parameter groups. The tutorial emphasizes the importance of specific configurations for successful integration with AWS DMS.

What is the first step in creating a MySQL database in AWS RDS?

• Enable automatic backups

• Access the AWS console

• Configure the VPC settings

• Select the database type

Which instance type is recommended for the free tier in AWS RDS?

• C5 xlarge

• T2 large

• T2 micro

• M5 large

What should be unchecked to avoid unnecessary costs in AWS RDS?

• Deletion protection

• Storage autoscaling

• Public access

• Enhanced monitoring

What is the default authentication method for accessing the MySQL database?

• OAuth

• Password authentication

• API key

• Biometric authentication

Why is it important to enable automatic backups for the MySQL database?

• To allow multiple users to access the database

• To improve database performance

• To ensure data recovery and prevent exceptions

• To reduce storage costs

What is the purpose of creating a custom parameter group in MySQL?

• To reduce latency

• To improve database security

• To enable DMS compatibility

• To increase database storage

Which setting needs to be changed in the custom parameter group for DMS?

• VPC security group

• Bin log format

• Instance class

• Storage type