According to the AWS shared responsibility model, what responsibility does a customer have when using Amazon RDS to host a database?
Manage connections to the database
Install Microsoft SQL Server
Design encryption-at-rest strategies
Apply minor database patches
Explanations:
The customer is responsible for managing connections to the database, including handling user access and connections via network and security configurations.
Amazon RDS is a managed service, meaning AWS handles the installation and management of the database software, including Microsoft SQL Server if chosen.
While AWS provides encryption-at-rest by default, the customer is responsible for managing the encryption keys and applying specific encryption strategies for their data.
AWS manages database patches, including minor patches, for Amazon RDS instances. Customers do not need to apply these themselves.