Logging data to SQL Server RDS

- We can see that our RDS SQL Server instance is…nearly ready to go, it's going through a state of backing up…as our MySQL instance did and our endpoint is available.…It should become available in just a minute now.…While we're waiting for this I'm going to go ahead…and show you another feature that I've used with…some of my customers who choose RDS.…Some have regulatory requirements around logging…who has access to the database.…Some of the databases have logs but one of the services…on Amazon that I've used in conjunction with RDS databases…is under Administration and Security.…

That is 'Cloud Trail'.…User activity and change tracking.…Let me go ahead and go in here, basically what it does…is it creates log files on activities around creative find,…AWS Service API calls.…Log files will be stored in S3 and you can then work with…the log files manually or there are third party management…tools that will read the log files.…I'm going to just go ahead and turn this on…and I'm going to create a new bucket and…I'm going to call this 'Demo Log for RDS'.…