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    The document provides step-by-step instructions for creating an AWS RDS MySQL database instance and accessing it from a local MySQL Workbench client. It describes selecting MySQL 8.x, giving it a DB identifier and admin credentials, keeping default settings for storage and availability, making it publicly accessible, and getting the endpoint URL and port. It then explains configuring the security group to allow port 3306 from any IP and successfully connecting the local Workbench to test queries and import sample data tables and records.

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    The document provides step-by-step instructions for creating an AWS RDS MySQL database instance and accessing it from a local MySQL Workbench client. It describes selecting MySQL 8.x, giving it a DB identifier and admin credentials, keeping default settings for storage and availability, making it publicly accessible, and getting the endpoint URL and port. It then explains configuring the security group to allow port 3306 from any IP and successfully connecting the local Workbench to test queries and import sample data tables and records.

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    Aws RDS

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    Bayu Romadi
    The document provides step-by-step instructions for creating an AWS RDS MySQL database instance and accessing it from a local MySQL Workbench client. It describes selecting MySQL 8.x, giving it a DB identifier and admin credentials, keeping default settings for storage and availability, making it publicly accessible, and getting the endpoint URL and port. It then explains configuring the security group to allow port 3306 from any IP and successfully connecting the local Workbench to test queries and import sample data tables and records.

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    5.

    4 CREATING AWS RDS DATABASE


    Log back on to your AWS console

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    Find RDS in the Service Catalog and click on it


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    Click on Create Database

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    Choose MySQL

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    Select MySQL 8.x

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    Select Dev/Test

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    DB Settings Details

    DB Identifier : rs-mortgage-aws
    Master username : admin (Remember this is only a test DB )
    Master Password : admin1973

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    Keep the Default for Instance Size

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    Keep the defaults for Storage
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    Keep the defaults for Availability and Durability

    Make it publicly accessible Database but keep all other defaults such as VPC
    etc.
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    Other Details. Do not worry about the monthly cost as we will delete the DB
    when we are done with it.
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    Click on Create Database Button
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    Wait till the status says available

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    Let’s get the connection details
    Click on the DB Identifier Link to go to the DB details page

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    Endpoint
    rs-mortgage-aws.civxewyb4pfe.us-west-2.rds.amazonaws.com
    port: 3306
    Start your local MySQL Workbench
    Click on the + Icon to open a New Connection Dialog. Enter the endpoint
    URL on the Host text box.
    Username is admin
    Password is admin1973

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    Click on Store In Vault to provide the password


    On normal occasions you will see this if you click on Test Connection

    Click OK to close the dialog.


    You may notice MySQL Workbench may not be able to connect to the AWS
    MySQL. Let’s configure the DB Security Groups

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    Click on the first Security Group to visit
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    Click on Inbound Tab

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    Click on Edit Rules

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    Click on Add Rule, enter 3306 as port and make source Anywhere
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    Click on Save Rules
    5.5 ACCESSING AWS RDS DATABASE
    INSTANCE FROM LOCAL

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    Let’s create the database and tables in AWS RDS MySQL
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    Click on Apply
    Click on the Schemas Tab on Workbench, right click on the new Schema and
    Select Set As Default Schema
    Find the ddl.sql file in your IDE under the datascripts folder, copy the Create
    Table statement and paste in your Workbench

    Similarly find the data.sql file in the same folder, and execute the insert
    statement in the AWS RDS table through Workbench

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