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Using RAM, you can share the private subnet where RDS is running within the same organization and region, otherwise I don't think it's possible without one of the options you lists.
Your question might be related to two use cases :
1- Crawling RDS DB in a different account using Glue Crawlers and bring the schema to Glue Data Catalog: In this case you can benefit from RDS Glue connector when you are defining the crawler. Details can be found [here](AWS Glue connection properties)
2- Accessing RDS from a Glue job using Spark and getting data : In this case you can chose the right connection type for Spark based on the type of database (details)
In either case, since you are using a JDBC connection with public end-point no VPC connection would be required.
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hello, my question is how we can make a connection to RDS for example we creating a connection in one account with different VPC and private subnets. The RDS in another account with public subnet. how this going to make a connection in the security group just give a more elaboration in that part it will really helpful for me. Note: we are not using any of these below service. VPC Peering, NAT Gateway, Transit Gateway and VPN.