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What the SDK controls (instances and clusters) versus what your app controls (connections and queries) - the control-plane / data-plane split that shapes every other page in this section.
Describe instances, read connection endpoints, describe Aurora clusters, modify settings, and manage master passwords via Secrets Manager in both boto3 and AWS SDK v3 - the control-plane vocabulary beyond the first-database quickstart.
Provision a Multi-AZ RDS instance versus an Aurora cluster with a writer and reader via the SDK - CreateDBInstance, CreateDBCluster, StorageEncrypted, and the waiters that gate each one - in boto3 and AWS SDK v3.
Query Aurora over HTTPS with no connection pool using the RDS Data API - ExecuteStatement, named parameters, BatchExecuteStatement, and BeginTransaction/CommitTransaction via @aws-sdk/client-rds-data - in boto3 and AWS SDK v3.
A checklist for building on RDS and Aurora from the SDK - provisioning, security and credentials, backups and DR, high availability and read routing, connection management, and cost - for boto3 and AWS SDK v3.