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have you tried the DB Audit log plugins, that might be the best place to dig into the individual users making the connections to the DB and what specific actions are being performed.
Hi, The RDS proxy logs contain entries with a field called "connection_id" that uniquely identifies the client connection. So by correlating the logs with the timing of requests, you can match specific queries back to the client user who issued them via the proxy. If IAM authentication is configured for the proxy on your env, the IAM user ID will be included in the logs and provide another way to identify the authenticated user behind each query. Also if you are using a database audit plugin or triggers, you may be able to extract client-specific values like IP/principal and record them along with the query.
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