How to create and manage databases on Amazon Aurora?

You can create and manage databases on Amazon Aurora by following these steps:

1. Sign in to the management console and navigate to the Amazon Aurora database service page.
2. Click on the “Instances” tab, and then click the “Create Database Instance” button.
3. Choose a database engine (such as MySQL or PostgreSQL), select the version and instance size, and configure any other options.
4. Specify the database name, username, and password for the database instance, and select other options such as VPC and security groups.
5. Click the “Create Database Instance” button to begin creating a database instance.
6. Once the database instance is successfully created, you can use a database client tool to connect to the database and manage it.

You can perform the following tasks when managing databases on Amazon Aurora:

1. Create, delete, and modify database tables and indexes.
2. Perform SQL queries and transaction operations.
3. Monitor the performance and health status of the database.
4. Establish a database backup and recovery strategy.
5. Adjust the performance parameters and capacity of the database instance.
6. Monitor database logs and events.