amazon web services - Exporting AWS RDS tables or database to S3 bucket -


how can export rds tables s3 bucket? tried using data pipeline service export rds tables s3 getting following error. displaying policy below. 

warning: not validate s3 access role. please ensure role ('datapipelinedefaultrole') has s3:get*, s3:list*, s3:put* , sts:assumerole permissions datapipeline.

here datapipelinedefaultrole:

{ "version": "2012-10-17", "statement": [{   "effect": "allow",   "action": [     "cloudwatch:*",     "datapipeline:describeobjects",     "datapipeline:evaluateexpression",     "dynamodb:batchgetitem",     "dynamodb:describetable",     "dynamodb:getitem",     "dynamodb:query",     "dynamodb:scan",     "dynamodb:updatetable",     "ec2:authorizesecuritygroupingress",     "ec2:cancelspotinstancerequests",     "ec2:createsecuritygroup",     "ec2:createtags",     "ec2:deletetags",     "ec2:describe*",     "ec2:modifyimageattribute",     "ec2:modifyinstanceattribute",     "ec2:requestspotinstances",     "ec2:runinstances",     "ec2:startinstances",     "ec2:stopinstances",     "ec2:terminateinstances",     "ec2:authorizesecuritygroupegress",      "ec2:deletesecuritygroup",      "ec2:revokesecuritygroupegress",      "ec2:describenetworkinterfaces",      "ec2:createnetworkinterface",      "ec2:deletenetworkinterface",      "ec2:detachnetworkinterface",     "elasticmapreduce:*",     "iam:getinstanceprofile",     "iam:getrole",     "iam:getrolepolicy",     "iam:listattachedrolepolicies",     "iam:listrolepolicies",     "iam:listinstanceprofiles",     "iam:passrole",     "rds:describedbinstances",     "rds:describedbsecuritygroups",     "redshift:describeclusters",     "redshift:describeclustersecuritygroups",     "s3:createbucket",     "s3:deleteobject",     "s3:get*",     "s3:list*",     "s3:put*",     "sdb:batchputattributes",     "sdb:select*",     "sns:gettopicattributes",     "sns:listtopics",     "sns:publish",     "sns:subscribe",     "sns:unsubscribe",     "sqs:createqueue",      "sqs:delete*",      "sqs:getqueue*",      "sqs:purgequeue",      "sqs:receivemessage"    ],   "resource": ["*"] }] }

trust relationship 

{  "version": "2008-10-17",  "statement": [ {   "sid": "",   "effect": "allow",   "principal": {     "service": [       "elasticmapreduce.amazonaws.com",       "datapipeline.amazonaws.com"     ]   },   "action": "sts:assumerole"   }  ] }

error:

the parameter filter: db-instance-id not valid identifier. identifiers must begin letter; must contain ascii letters, digits, , hyphens; , must not end hyphen or contain 2 consecutive hyphens. (service: amazonrds; status code: 400; error code: invalidparametervalue; request id: 46f0550f-810e-11e7-8ae4-d78b5020153b)


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