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When you create a new endpoint that is read-only, RDS Proxy requires that the Aurora cluster has one or more reader DB instances. In some cases, you might change the target of the proxy to an Aurora cluster containing only a single writer or a multi-writer Aurora cluster. If you do, any requests to the reader endpoint fail with an error. Requests also fail if the target of the proxy is an RDS instance instead of an Aurora cluster.
If an Aurora cluster has reader instances but those instances aren't available, RDS Proxy waits to send the request instead of returning an error immediately. If no reader instance becomes available within the connection borrow timeout period, the request fails with an error.
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