amazon aws, rds

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Published on 2012-10-05T18:35:03Z Indexed on 2012/10/06 15:39 UTC
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just need a quick info on two questions but very related.

1 if we use rds on amazon aws, what happens if some of the machines rds is running on crash? i mean what happens with the data? is it gone?

2 if we use rds on amazon aws via beanstalk, and decide to stop them is the database gone, i mean data, is it gone?

thnx a lot, simple yes/no will do, but if you can give more info or a solution to mitigate these issues if any of the answers is unfavorable, that would be great.

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