Instance Types
Instance Types
- Starter
- Basic
- Professional
Why RDS for PostgreSQL?
Custom Deployment and DR Solutions
Use primary/standby deployment to achieve an overall availability of at least 99.95% and an RTO of less than 60 seconds. A switchover takes only a few seconds.
Enable real-time synchronization between primary and standby DB instances to guarantee an RPO of zero.
Use Elastic Volume Service (EVS) disks to achieve data reliability of 99.9999999%.
Create read replicas as needed to reduce the load on your primary DB instance. RDS will route read requests to the read replicas.
Professional Database O&M Platform
Monitor instance statuses and metrics in real time on the RDS console, and receive alerts for events that occur in your instance.
It takes only a few steps to back up and restore data, create accounts and databases, query logs, tune parameters, and perform more operations on the console.
Support for 90+ Extensions
More than 90 extensions are supported, including the widely used PostGIS and Zhparser.
These extensions enable RDS to handle geographic and spatial data, support data synchronization between heterogeneous databases, and configure scheduled tasks.
15+ Security Certifications
RDS helps you meet core security and compliance requirements.
RDS has earned over 15 security certifications such as ISO 20000, CSA STAR, and CCSP Level 3.
Less Expensive Than On-premises Databases
Using on-premises databases, you have to invest heavily in the early stages. For using RDS, there is no hardware or software to buy.
If you host your own database using ECSs, unlike using RDS, you must purchase, install, and upgrade database software separately. Time-consuming administrative tasks are simplified with the RDS DBA Assistant.
Migrate with Ease Using RDS for PostgreSQL
Continuous Service Innovation with Millions of Customers
Continuous Service Innovation with Millions of Customers
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Data Replication Service (DRS)
Migrate your databases with minimal downtime
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