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I want to have another user with the same permissions as the master user for my Amazon Relational Database Service (Amazon RDS) or Amazon Aurora MySQL DB instance. How do I duplicate or clone the master user?
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An RDS DB instance that runs MySQL can have only one master user, but it's possible to create a new user that has all the same permissions as the master user. To create a new user that has master permissions, follow these steps:
1. Run the SHOW GRANTS command to get a list of the permissions currently available to the master user, and copy that list of permissions to use later:
The command provides output similar to the following:
Note: In the command above, the master user has the user name master_user.
2. Create a new user by running the CREATE USER command:
Note: Replace new_master_user and password with your user name and password.
3. Grant the list of permissions you got in step 1 to the new user by running the GRANT command:
The new user now has the same permissions as the master user.
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I want to have another user with the same permissions as the master user for my Amazon Relational Database Service (Amazon RDS) or Amazon Aurora MySQL DB instance. How do I duplicate or clone the master user?
Resolution
An RDS DB instance that runs MySQL can have only one master user, but it's possible to create a new user that has all the same permissions as the master user. To create a new user that has master permissions, follow these steps:
1. Run the SHOW GRANTS command to get a list of the permissions currently available to the master user, and copy that list of permissions to use later:
The command provides output similar to the following:
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Note: In the command above, the master user has the user name master_user.
2. Create a new user by running the CREATE USER command:
Note: Replace new_master_user and password with your user name and password.
3. Grant the list of permissions you got in step 1 to the new user by running the GRANT command:
The new user now has the same permissions as the master user.
Related information
How do I allow users to connect to Amazon RDS with IAM credentials?
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