AWS RDS SQL server Database back up into s3 | AWS RDS backup and restore...


SQL Server DB Database Back , S3 and store to RDS and vice versa


We will try to understand the 2 things here :

PART 1. Restore the DB from local DB to  RDS data base instance from S3 bucket 

PART 2. Move (migrate dB )Database From Local DB to AWS RDS DB instance


First of all part 1:

Restore the DB from local DB to  RDS data base instance from S3 bucket 





1.Create DB Instance
2. Create S3 Bucket
3. Local SSMS and local DB 
4. Take backup of DB and Store it in S3
5. Create Option Group and modify to add restore capability and add to DB instance  
6. Execute the restoration stored procedure



Use Cases
1. Take On-premises SQL server DB back up to AWS Cloud (RDS DB instance)
2. Back Up of any SQL Server DB , may be taken from other Cloud can be moved to AWS RDS DB
3. From Local SQL Server DB to AWS RDS DB
4. From any other AWS account ( Cross Region)

Secondly part 2

  Move (migrate dB )Database From Local DB to AWS RDS DB instance




1. Create DB Instance
2. Create S3 Bucket
3. Local SSMS
4. Create Option Group Add SQLSERVER_BACKUP_RESTORE Option to the Option Group
Attach the Option Group to the RDS DB instance
5. Execute the backup stored procedure
6.  Take backup of RDS DB S3


Use Cases
1. AWS RDS DB instance back up to S3 and move to another on-premises or other cloud infrastructure
2. AWS cloud DB to S3 and then to anywhere –
local or other AWS account or other region


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