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Hello,
Yes, to accomplish your use-case of copying all non-RDS resources to cross-account and cross-region, and RDS copies to another AWS account (in same region), you will have to create separate backup plans. This is because all the backup rules apply to all the resource assignments of a single backup plan. Currently, you cannot have backup rules in which you can define resource assignments based on the backup rules.
Hope the above addresses your query.
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Hi,
To go back to a simple "pure S3 situation", you may want to export your RDS snapshots to S3 via https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AmazonRDS/latest/UserGuide/USER_ExportSnapshot.html
Then, you use AWS Backup in its cross-account and cross-regions capabilities for AWS S3.
Best,
DIdier
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This is an interesting idea and I was exited about it at first, but exporting to S3 is a manual process. Yes you can deploy some lambdas to automated it, but I really didn't want to invest that much time to get there. Again it just seems like it should be easier than this. Creating a separate backup plan seems like a lower lift between the two options. Thanks for your clever insight though.