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Miguel shows you how to enable audit logging for Amazon RDS MySQL or MariaDB instances and publish the logs to Amazon CloudWatch.
0:00 Introduction
0:22 Create Option Group
0:37 Configure Audit Plugin
1:31 Associate Option Group
1:51 Enable CloudWatch Logging
2:22 Closing
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