I have a database running inside AWS, the region of South America (Sao Paulo), with which I could access without any problems from anywhere on the Internet.
Then I wanted to create the same database on US East (Northern Virginia), but I could not access it from the Internet. I compared the creation of a database for both regions to see the differences, and noticed that the eastern region of the USA does not list me the VPC to make it available on the Internet.
I tried to create this VPC with a DB subnet, etc., but without success! Does anyone know what steps I need to take to make the database available on the Internet?
Thanks!
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: http://thekeesh.com/2014/01/connecting-to-a-rds-server-from-a-local-computer-using-ssh-tunneling-on-a-mac/#comment-27252