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Hi,
I'll suggest to use AWS Cloudtrail, which is our service that helps you audit your AWS account. AWS Cloudtrail is enable when you create your account. Here you will be able to see any interaction with Amazon RDS API. For example, if you go to AWS CloudTrail > Event History > Lookup Attributes (Select Resource Type) > AWS::RDS::DBInstance you can see who delete, modify or create the DB instance, and from there start debugging what happened. Please see more reference in here: https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AmazonRDS/latest/UserGuide/logging-using-cloudtrail.html
In a general note, when you create a Amazon RDS instance you have by default deletion protection and automatic backup every 7 days.
Thanks.
answered a year ago
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