While they are discoverable, if you previously had AWS Accounts set up and Discovery Schedules planned using those accounts, you must change them. And, ServiceNow added a new place to look for these cloud service accounts which offer more options to see than under AWS Discovery.
You now want to modify your Cloud Accounts under Cloud Management > Cloud Infrastructure > Service Accounts
First, You would need to add the AWS and cloud management capabilities to the MID server. You can do this by editing the Capabilities related list in the MID server form to add cloud management and AWS to the list. Also include ALL in the supported applications related list.
We had four AWS discovery schedules, which were deprecated in Jakarta (Discover type Web Service replaced by Cloud Resources).
We needed to delete the existing schedules and create new ones for each service account, by clicking on "Create Discovery Schedule" UI inside each of the cloud service account record.
Once we did that and Discovered the datacenters, we were able to see that the "Amazon AWS Relational Database Service" pattern would be launched to discover RDS instances
To recap:
1) Add those capabilities
2) Discover Datacenters
3) Create new AWS Discovery Schedules using the new Cloud Resources type
4) THEN run discover now
Also, when they are discovered, they come in under Database Instances with a class of Cloud Database
