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= Task 2: Database =
Create a new RDS instance with the following settings:
# Engine optionstype: '''MySQL'''# Engine Version: '''MySQL 8.0.32''' (or current latest version available)
# Templates: '''Free tier'''
# DB instance identifier: '''wordpress-db'''
# Master username: '''admin'''
# '''Auto generate a password: '''Checked'''
# DB instance class: '''db.t3.micro'''
# Allocated storage: '''5'''
# Enable storage autoscaling: '''Unchecked'''
# Virtual private cloud (VPC): '''Wordpress VPC'''
# DB subnet group: '''Create new DB Subnet Group''' (if you're redoing your database creation, there will already be an entry here. Make sure you're using the Wordpress VPC in the setting above!)
# Public access: '''No'''
# VPC security group: Choose existing, remove # Existing VPC security groups: Remove default VPC, add '''Wordpress Database VPC'''(look to see that it's there below the dropdown after you select it)
# Availability Zone: '''us-east-1a'''
# Monitoring > Enable Enhanced monitoring: '''Unchecked'''# Below the ''Monitoring'' section, Additional configuration, > Initial database name: '''wordpress'''(Write the database name down! You will need this later.)
# Enable automated backups: '''Unchecked'''
# Enable encryption: '''Unchecked'''
# Enable Enhanced monitoring: '''Unchecked'''
Once the database has finished creating, click on the ''View connection details'' button by the green success message at the top of the page. This gives you your database password.
Store the ''Master username'', ''Master password'', and ''Endpoint'' in a saved documentalong with your ''Initial database name''. '''You’ll need it later.'''
= Task 3: Elastic Beanstalk =
