Answer: Amazon RDS

## Explanation Amazon RDS (Relational Database Service) is the correct choice because: - **MySQL Compatibility**: Amazon RDS supports MySQL as one of its database engines, allowing you to run MySQL databases in AWS - **Managed Service**: RDS is a fully managed relational database service that handles database administration tasks - **Migration Support**: RDS provides tools and features to easily migrate existing MySQL databases from on-premises to AWS - **Relational Database**: Since the company is running MySQL (a relational database), RDS is the appropriate managed service **Why not the other options:** - **Amazon Neptune**: A graph database service, not suitable for MySQL relational databases - **Amazon ElastiCache (Redis) OPS**: An in-memory caching service, not a relational database service - **Amazon DynamoDB**: A NoSQL database service, not compatible with MySQL relational databases Amazon RDS provides the most straightforward path for migrating and running a MySQL database copy in AWS while maintaining compatibility with the existing database structure.

Author: Ritesh Yadav