aws-cloudformation-rds
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This skill provides AWS CloudFormation patterns for deploying production-ready Amazon RDS databases, including instances, clusters, and multi-AZ setups. It helps developers implement infrastructure as code with best practices for parameters, security, and cross-stack references. Use it when you need to create or manage RDS resources for MySQL, PostgreSQL, or Aurora using structured, reusable templates.
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