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Hi,
I took a look at your instance, there is no issue with the storage volumes on your instance. Rather, you have 2t gp2 allocated storage and your baseline performance in this case is 6000.
Your workload is consistently using higher IOPS than baseline.
Currently your burst balance is completely depleted, so you are getting throttled at the baseline IOPS of 6000.
Here is a blog with more info about burst verus baseline:
https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/database/understanding-burst-vs-baseline-performance-with-amazon-rds-and-gp2/
You could increase IOPS by allocating a larger gp2 volume.
In your case, because you have a legacy volume layout, the conversion to larger storage will occur online but will take about 24 hours.
Alternatively you are using a lot of READ IOPS, you might be able to tune your workload to do fewer reads.
hth,
Phil
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