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Based on the information available, I can provide guidance on creating an RDS MySQL instance, though the specific console interface issues you're describing aren't covered in the standard troubleshooting documentation.
For creating an RDS MySQL instance, the required parameters include: DB instance identifier, DB instance class (such as db.t3.micro), engine (mysql), master username, master user password, and allocated storage. These are essential fields that must be configured during the creation process.
If you're experiencing form field restrictions in the console, I'd recommend trying the following alternatives:
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Use AWS CLI: You can create the RDS instance using the command line interface with the create-db-instance command, specifying all required parameters including instance class, storage allocation, and other configuration options.
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Check browser compatibility: Console interface issues can sometimes be browser-related. Try using a different browser or clearing your cache.
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Verify IAM permissions: Ensure your IAM user or role has the necessary permissions to create RDS instances and modify all required settings.
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Region-specific considerations: Since you're creating the database in Europe (Stockholm), verify that your desired instance types and configurations are available in the eu-north-1 region.
If the console continues to have issues, using the AWS CLI or AWS SDK would be the most reliable way to proceed with your RDS instance creation while AWS Support investigates any potential console interface problems.
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Use CreateDBInstance with an AWS SDK or CLI - Amazon Relational Database Service
Hello.
My AWS account allows me to configure it as follows, but what does it look like on your screen?
Could you please share a screenshot of your actual screen?
By the way, when creating it, I selected "Full Configuration".
May consider using the AWS CLI or API as a workaround.
https://docs.aws.amazon.com/cli/latest/reference/rds/create-db-instance.html
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