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I got the details of the supported AWS RDS databases from the existing pages - please check if they're all correct. Also, I got the supported version of Aurora/PostgreSQL from this screenshot in George's original document - please let me know if we need to add any other supported versions here.

| Google Cloud SQL Postgres | 15 |
| Google Cloud SQL SQL Server | 2019 |
| Google Cloud AlloyDB for PostgreSQL | |
| Database | Versions | Supports Amazon RDS |
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Amazon RDS supports several db types.
We support RDS MySQL, RDS Oracle, RDS SQL Server, RDS Postgres, RDS Mariadb with the same versions we support on prem
(List of supported versions can be updated based on Debezium 2.7 support matrix)

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Debezium only specifies what they test with 2.7 I think we can leave the versions that also worked with 2.6 that we have today (I did not copy)
MySQL 8.0.x, 8.2. -> RDS supports 8.4.3 and few versions of 8.0.x We never tested with 8.4.3 so we can't include it yet
Postgres: 12, 13, 14, 15, 16 -> RDS supports 11 to 17. We haven't tested on 17 yet so can't include it
Oracle: 12c, 19c, 21c -> RDS supports 19 and 21
SQL Server: 2017, 2019, 2022 -> RDS supports 2016 - 2022
Maria DB: 11.4.3 -> 11.4.3 and 10.4 - 10.11

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@yaronp68 Thanks for the info. I've added it and I've also made an embeddable version of the table so it will be consistent wherever we use it.

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The table is inconsistent now in structure. RDS is a column while google sqls are rows
We can decide we make all cloud support columns and types of database are rows. that's ok
In this case google versions will move to the right of RDS

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@yaronp68 OK, I've tidied it up. Also, I based the AlloyDB version info on the table here.

Co-authored-by: Yaron Parasol <yaron.parasol@redis.com>
@dwdougherty dwdougherty merged commit f84c585 into main Dec 13, 2024
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@dwdougherty dwdougherty deleted the DOC-4647-aws-aurora-db-table branch December 13, 2024 19:48
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