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You can get the specific metric using Performance Insights, if you enabled Performance insights for the RDS MySQL instances there are multiple Non-native counters for Amazon RDS for MariaDB and MySQL which are supported.
Checking the link attached it also supports trx_rseg_history_len.
On an added Note: Performance Insights offers a rolling seven days of performance data history at no charge. This is enough time to troubleshoot a wide variety of issues. The Performance Insights free tier includes:
- 7 days of performance data history
- 1 million API requests per month
Hope it helps and if it does, I would appreciate if answer can be accepted so that community can benefit for clarity when searching for similar enquirers in Repost, thank you ;)
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Thank you Utsav, I have used Performance Insights since it came out, but never noticed the "Metrics" tab where it has all of these additional metrics!