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Postgres ClickPipe: Add section for rds proxy #2943

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Expand Up @@ -85,6 +85,13 @@ If you want to restrict traffic to your RDS instance, please add the [documented

To connect to your RDS instance through a private network, you can use AWS PrivateLink. Follow our [AWS PrivateLink setup guide for ClickPipes](/knowledgebase/aws-privatelink-setup-for-clickpipes) to set up the connection.

### Workarounds for RDS Proxy
RDS Proxy does not support logical replication connections. If you have dynamic IP addresses in RDS and cannot use DNS name or a lambda, here are some alternatives:
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Can you add the Information about RDS Proxy in the main RDS doc as well?

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use DNS name -> use a DNS name


1. Using a cron job, resolve the RDS endpoint’s IP periodically and update the NLB if it has changed.
2. Using RDS Event Notifications with EventBridge/SNS: Trigger updates automatically using AWS RDS event notifications
3. Stable EC2: Deploy an EC2 instance to act as a polling service or IP-based proxy
4. Automate IP address management using tools like Terraform or CloudFormation.

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