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I connected my RDS database with mysql workbench and created tables. Can I view these tables in AWS management console?

I tried query editor, but I am getting an message "query editor only supports Aurora Serverless databases".

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  • In general, if AWS created the database technology (e.g. DynamoDB) then it will also provide AWS console access to the data. If AWS is simply providing a managed service on top of a third-party or open source database (e.g. MySQL) then AWS won't provide a client (because there's a wealth of clients already available). Commented Dec 3, 2023 at 21:15

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That's right, the query editor is available only for Aurora Serverless databases.

Amazon describes Amazon Athena MySQL connector that could help you achieve what you need. But this may not be as quick solution as the query editor.

The other way would be using a MySQL client that can access the database (e.g. mysql-client from a Linux instance inside the VPC that the database resides).

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