Difference between revisions of "OPS345 Lab 4"
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* Data that is often modified is typically stored in a database. | * Data that is often modified is typically stored in a database. | ||
* AWS provides database services via RDS, though you could install your own DBMS like MariaDB on your own VM. | * AWS provides database services via RDS, though you could install your own DBMS like MariaDB on your own VM. | ||
| − | * In the AWS console go to RDS. Create ops345db, with a long password that's different from other passwords. This one will be used/seen in plain text sometimes. | + | * In the AWS console go to RDS. Create ops345db, with a long password that's different from other passwords. Put it in ops345sgprivate. This one will be used/seen in plain text sometimes. |
** It will complain about not having two subnets in different availability zones. | ** It will complain about not having two subnets in different availability zones. | ||
* In VPC/Subnets, create a new one in vpc-ops345 named subnet2-ops345, in us-east-1b instead of 1a. 10.3.45.128/25 | * In VPC/Subnets, create a new one in vpc-ops345 named subnet2-ops345, in us-east-1b instead of 1a. 10.3.45.128/25 | ||
* Go back and try again to create the database. | * Go back and try again to create the database. | ||
Revision as of 22:59, 26 September 2021
- Data that is often modified is typically stored in a database.
- AWS provides database services via RDS, though you could install your own DBMS like MariaDB on your own VM.
- In the AWS console go to RDS. Create ops345db, with a long password that's different from other passwords. Put it in ops345sgprivate. This one will be used/seen in plain text sometimes.
- It will complain about not having two subnets in different availability zones.
- In VPC/Subnets, create a new one in vpc-ops345 named subnet2-ops345, in us-east-1b instead of 1a. 10.3.45.128/25
- Go back and try again to create the database.
