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Unfortunatly RDS does not support your following configuration, however you could upgrade to MySQL 5.7 (You can use the AWS CLI or SDK to upgrade the snapshot to MySQL 5.7. After upgrading, you can create a new RDS instance with the upgraded snapshot). or upload your snapshot to an EC2 instance (which may take a few more steps)
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Ok, seems like in my case the answer was to choose a bigger machine to restore it to, i.e. db.m5.xlarge instead of db.m5.large
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Thanks for the answer, I will give it a go from the CLI then ...
Hmm, it doesn't seem to work from the CLI either :
C:\WINDOWS\system32>aws rds modify-db-snapshot --db-snapshot-identifier mysqldb5635-snapshot --engine-version 5.7.38 --profile dbadmin
An error occurred (InvalidParameterCombination) when calling the ModifyDBSnapshot operation: You can't upgrade the DB snapshot from the engine version 5.6.35 to 5.7.38.