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It is normal to have one or two more snapshots than the number of days in your retention period (see: https://repost.aws/questions/QUJWIzjVnSRli-uxyxd7QNeg/why-are-automated-snapshots-in-rds-exceeding-configured-retention-period#ANkTqq0iWoQCeRpihXBRcF1Q), but in your case, none of the snapshots are purged for several months, and that indicates a problem. Maybe it has to do with the settings at your end, or maybe you have encountered a genuine problem at the AWS end. In either case, to troubleshoot further, more data is required. I would hence say that submitting a support case to AWS and working with an AWS support analyst should be the preferred approach.
Hello Basha,
Your RDS Postgres snapshots are likely not deleting due to a retention period issue or retained backups.
Here Providing Simple things to resolve your issue:
- Check the backup retention period for each RDS instance in the RDS console (Settings > Automated backups). Ensure it's set to 14 days.
- Actually, there is No option to delete Manually, So Raise a ticket to AWS Support team about Your Issue.
They will contact You on your issue.
For detailed instructions and additional tips, refer to the AWS documentation on deleting RDS snapshots: https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AmazonRDS/latest/UserGuide/USER_DeleteSnapshot.html
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