RDS

[EarthmanT]

• [x] AWS::RDS::DBInstance
• [x] AWS::RDS::OptionGroup
• [x] AWS::RDS::DBSubnetGroup
• [x] AWS::RDS::DBParameterGroup
• [x] Unit tests

[01000101]

The core types are done and are showcased in the examples/rds-feature-demo/blueprint.yaml blueprint. There's currently no "proper" integration with IAM yet but it can already be done using attributes in the following way:

  rds_mysql_instance:
    type: cloudify.nodes.aws.rds.Instance
    properties:
      resource_id: devdbinstance
      client_config: *client_config
    interfaces:
      cloudify.interfaces.lifecycle:
        create:
          inputs:
            resource_config:
              DBInstanceClass: db.t2.small
              Engine: mysql
              EngineVersion: 5.7.16
              # Attach IAM roles
              MonitoringRoleArn: { get_attribute: [my_monitoring_iam_role, aws_resource_arn] }
              DomainIAMRoleName: { get_attribute: [my_domain_iam_role, aws_resource_arn] }

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[isaac-s]

@01000101 @EarthmanT can you confirm that both MySQL and Oracle are covered here?

[01000101]

@isaac-s Yes, since the "rds.Instance" type is rather vague in its implementation, the user is free to do what they want with it (including switching the engine to Oracle).