I'm looking for the best ways to back up AWS Lambdas and databases. I assume a good starting point is having my Lambdas in GitHub before deploying them to AWS. However, I recently inherited a project that already has several Lambdas running on AWS. Is there a method to download all of them locally so I can set them up in proper source control?
Additionally, I'm dealing with a MySQL database and a DynamoDB. My boss is quite cautious about security threats like ransomware, which I think is a good mindset. He wants to ensure that all data is securely backed up in multiple locations. Does AWS offer any backup routines for these databases, and how can I access those backups? I already have the frontend code stored in OneDrive and GitHub. Thanks for your help!
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You can import the Lambda function declarations into Terraform and grab the code they run. For your RDS database, ensure that backups are encrypted and stored in S3 or a similar solution. Check out the Terraform documentation for more details!
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