Amazon Neptune Now Supports Stopping and Starting of Database Clusters
Amazon Neptune now allows you to stop and start database clusters. This makes it easy and affordable to use database clusters for development and test purposes where the database is not required to be running all of the time.
Amazon Neptune now allows you to stop and start database clusters. This makes it easy and affordable to use database clusters for development and test purposes where the database is not required to be running all of the time.
Stopping and starting a database cluster requires just a few clicks in the AWS Management Console, or a single call using the AWS API or AWS Command Line Interface (CLI). Stopping a database cluster stops the primary instance and any replicas. While your database cluster is stopped, you are only charged for cluster storage, manual snapshots, and automated backup storage within your specified retention window, but not for the database instance hours.
While a database cluster is stopped, you can do a point-in-time restore to any point within your specified automated backup retention window. Starting a database cluster restores it to the same configuration as it had when stopped, including its endpoint, replica instances, parameter groups, VPC security groups, and option group settings. You can stop a database cluster for up to 7 days at a time. After 7 days, it will be automatically started.
For more details on stopping and starting a database cluster, please refer to Stopping and Starting a DB Cluster in the Amazon Neptune User Guide.