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# How to use RDS

## How to use RDS

If you choose AWS as cloud vender when using Mobingi ALM, you can deploy RDS (MySQL, PostgreSQL) within application stack.

## Deploy RDS

Choose AWS as cloud vender when stack creation.

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This time, click MySQL. The process when choose PostgreSQL would be almost same, so you can choose PostgreSQL as well.

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After specify MySQL DB instance type, storage volume, and read replicas, click Choose button.

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After MySQL value setup, click Create Application button.

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## Check RDS details

From Stack Details page, click DB Address(master).

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You can check the connection information of RDS（MySQL・PostgreSQL）

![](/files/-LEi2vfzftj-AtP5-cj4)

As default, DB Username and DB Password are hided. By mouse click, you can check them.

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