Step 3: Create an RDS Database (Optional)
Creating an RDS database to integrate with your DuploCloud Service
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Creating an RDS database to integrate with your DuploCloud Service
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An is a managed Relational Database Service that is easy to set up and maintain in DuploCloud for AWS public cloud environments. RDSs support many databases including MySQL, PostgreSQL, MariaDB, Oracle BYOL, or SQL Server.
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Estimated time to complete Step 3: 5 minutes.
Before creating an RDS, verify that you accomplished the tasks in the previous tutorial steps. Using the DuploCloud Portal, confirm that:
An exist, both with the name NONPROD.
The NONPROD infrastructure has .
A Tenant with the name .
In the Tenant list box, select the dev01 Tenant that you created.
Navigate to Cloud Services -> Database.
Select the RDS tab, and click Add. The Create a RDS page displays.
From the table below, enter the values that correspond to the fields on the Create a RDS page. Accept default values for fields not specified.
Click Create. The database displays with a status of Submitted in the RDS tab. Database creation takes approximately ten (10) minutes.
RDS Name
docs
User Name
YOUR_DUPLOCLOUD_ADMIN_USER_NAME
User password
YOUR_DUPLOCLOUD_ADMIN_PASSWORD
RDS Engine
MySQL
RDS Engine Version
LATEST_AVAILABLE_VERSION
RDS Instance Size
db.t3.medium
Storage size in GB
30
You can monitor the status of database creation using the RDS tab and the Status column.
Invalid passwords - Passwords cannot have special characters like quotes, @, commas, etc. Use a combination of uppercase and lowercase letters and numbers.
Invalid encryption - Encryption is not supported for small database instances (micro, small, or medium).
In the RDS tab, select the DUPLODOCS database you created.
Note the database endpoint, the name, and credentials. For security, the database is automatically placed in a private subnet to prevent access from the internet. Access to the database is automatically set up for all resources (EC2 instances, containers, Lambdas, etc.) in the DuploCloud dev01 Tenant. You need the endpoint to connect to the database from an application running in the EC2 instance.
Not sure what kind of DuploCloud Service you want to create? Consider the following:
When the database status reads Available on the RDS tab on the Database page, the database's endpoint is ready for connection to a DuploCloud Service, which you create and start in the .
Faults can be viewed in the DuploCloud Portal by clicking the Fault/Alert ( ) Icon. Common database faults that may cause database creation to fail include:
When you place a DuploCloud Service in a live production environment, consider passing the database endpoint, name, and credentials to a DuploCloud Service using , or .
When your and you have , choose one of these three paths to create a DuploCloud Service and continue this tutorial.
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