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AWS Console and AWS's vanilla aws_rds_cluster resource allows for specifying a date time as opposed to using the latest restorable time.
aws_rds_cluster
Have the option to pass in restore_to_time as a UTC datetime string instead of passing use_latest_restorable_time (or passing it as false)
restore_to_time
use_latest_restorable_time
false
Having this option is really valuable for running Data Recovery following an incident where the latest restorable time's data may be corrupt.
Have a new RDS Cluster created using restored data from a particular point in time (not necessarily the latest point in time).
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Describe the Feature
AWS Console and AWS's vanilla
aws_rds_cluster
resource allows for specifying a date time as opposed to using the latest restorable time.Expected Behavior
Have the option to pass in
restore_to_time
as a UTC datetime string instead of passinguse_latest_restorable_time
(or passing it asfalse
)Use Case
Having this option is really valuable for running Data Recovery following an incident where the latest restorable time's data may be corrupt.
Describe Ideal Solution
Have a new RDS Cluster created using restored data from a particular point in time (not necessarily the latest point in time).
Alternatives Considered
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Additional Context
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