I got my Amazon EKS cluster talking to my Amazon RDS database!
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I got my Amazon EKS cluster talking to my Amazon RDS database! I gave up on the default networking structure that created a virtual network for each and connected them through a peering system. Instead, I created a new database and stuffed it into the exact same network, with all the same security settings, as the cluster. It worked! Hooray for me.
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I got my Amazon EKS cluster talking to my Amazon RDS database! I gave up on the default networking structure that created a virtual network for each and connected them through a peering system. Instead, I created a new database and stuffed it into the exact same network, with all the same security settings, as the cluster. It worked! Hooray for me.
I know this sounds rudimentary but it's been puzzling me for over a week.
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I know this sounds rudimentary but it's been puzzling me for over a week.
@evan As someone w/ more than 30 years of UNIX, storage, plus a whole bunch of other infrastructure experience, I find many of the cloud technologies to be very inscrutable, almost like they are designed to obscure things. I really don't understand how developers think because it feels like they've never operated a computer system for someone else as a job.
Having integrated 100s of production systems using scores of related but different technologies (many proprietary) it makes me feel stupid.
