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Document gp3 storage for RDS database servers - #142
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New RDS database servers use General Purpose SSD (gp3) storage with a 20 GiB minimum. The guide still named the standard storage type, which AWS no longer offers for new instances.
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The AWS guide said Wodby uses the
standardRDS storage type. AWS no longer offers that type for new instances, and new RDS database servers created through Wodby now use General Purpose SSD (gp3) storage. This updates the guide to say so and adds the 20 GiB minimum storage size that applies togp3.Changes
providers/aws.md: the RDS section namesgp3storage and its 20 GiB minimum.Validation