Closed claudeomusic closed 8 years ago
@claudeomusic, you can use aws cloudformation to prevision mongodb, then pass mongodb url to your application, example:
resources:
template: config/aws_resources.json
capabilities:
- CAPABILITY_IAM
inputs:
Namespace: <%= environment %>
MongoPassword: <%= db_password %>
outputs:
SecurityGroupName:
namespace: aws:autoscaling:launchconfiguration
option_name: SecurityGroups
MongoConnectionUrl:
namespace: aws:elasticbeanstalk:application:environment
option_name: MONGO_URL
Then, in your application which is deployed by ElasticBeanstalk, read environment variable MONGO_URL to access your mongodb.
For security, in above example, there is output named "SecurityGroupName", which is the access group to access EC2 instance that is running mongodb server. The output of "SecurityGroupName" is added to your ElasticBeanstalk application configuration as "SecurityGroups" which will be assigned to your EC2 instances by ElasticBeanstalk
thanks for the suggestions, will definitely give it a shot!
would really appreciate suggestions on how to use eb_deployer with a mongodb setup? pretty new to deploying on elastic beanstalk