Powershell AWS Automation Management (7)-RDS

Continue the Bean's PowerShell AWS tour. This section looks at how to manage RDS for relational databases.

The operation of the image interface can be referenced

http://beanxyz.blog.51cto.com/5570417/1531843

First look at how to create an instance of MARIADB. The parameters of this command are particularly large, and they are basically not remembered. Here beans trickery creates an instance from the image interface and then obtains the corresponding property name through the Get-rdsdbinstance view

New-rdsdbinstance-allocatedstorage 5-dbinstanceidentifier "testdb1"-masterusername "beanxyz"-MasterUserPassword " Password "'-autominorversionupgrade $true-availabilityzone" ap-southeast-2c "-copytagstosnapshot $false- Dbinstanceclass "Db.t2.small" '-dbname "testdb1"-engine "mariadb" get-rdsdbinstance

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Wait a 10 minutes to see the successful creation

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If you need to delete, you can use the Remove-rdsdbinstance command.

Remove-rdsdbinstance-dbinstanceidentifier "TESTDB1"-skipfinalsnapshot $true

As with EC2, RDS also needs to configure security groups. In the image interface can specify the source for other security groups, but the command line I did not find the corresponding parameters, can only be used to replace the IP address.

Next I get the default security group (the security group where my EC2 virtual machine resides) is bound to the IP range, and then add the allowed access scope to him.

$cidrblock = (get-ec2securitygroup-groupname default |get-ec2vpc). Cidrblock$ip1=new-object Amazon.ec2.model.ippermission$ip1. Ipprotocol= "TCP" $ip 1. Fromport= "3306" $ip 1. Toport= "3306" $ip 1. iprange= $cidrblockGrant-ec2securitygroupingress-groupname default-ippermission @ ($ip 1)

Configuration of security groups

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Next, do a simple test.

Beans directly created a CentOS 7 server, after installing MARIADB, connect to the endpoint of my RDS instance to see

Connection Successful

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View Database

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See how PowerShell CDN is configured in the next article

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Powershell AWS Automation Management (7)-RDS