# Using AWS services to migrate data from Db2 to Amazon RDS for Db2 In Amazon RDS, there are several ways you can migrate data from a Db2 database to Amazon RDS for Db2. You can perform a one-time migration of your Db2 database from Linux, AIX, or Windows environments to Amazon RDS for Db2. To minimize downtime, you can perform a near-zero downtime migration. You can migrate your data by saving it to Amazon S3 and loading it one table at a time into your Db2 database. You can also perform a synchronous migration through replication or use AWS Database Migration Service. For one-time migrations for Linux-based Db2 databases, Amazon RDS only supports offline and online backups. Amazon RDS doesn't support incremental and Delta backups. For near-zero downtime migrations for Linux-based Db2 databases, Amazon RDS requires online backups. We recommend that you use online backups for near-zero downtime migrations and offline backups for migrations that can handle downtime. **Topics** + [Migrating from Linux to Linux for Amazon RDS for Db2](db2-one-time-migration-linux.md) + [Migrating from Linux to Linux with near-zero downtime for Amazon RDS for Db2](db2-near-zero-downtime-migration.md) + [Migrating synchronously from Linux to Linux for Amazon RDS for Db2](db2-synchronous-migration-linux.md) + [Migrating from AIX or Windows to Linux for Amazon RDS for Db2](db2-one-time-migration-aix-windows-linux.md) + [Migrating Db2 data through Amazon S3 to Amazon RDS for Db2](db2-migration-load-from-s3.md) + [Migrating to Amazon RDS for Db2 with AWS Database Migration Service (AWS DMS)](db2-migration-amazon-dms.md)