Terraform AWS modules RDS AWS offer us an easy way to manage our code as an infrastructure. Read on to find out more. 

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Let’s take a look at how our AWS Support Team is ready to introduce our customers to Terraform modules and RDS.

What is Terraform AWS modules RDS AWS

AWS RDS offers relational databases that are easy to operate as well as maintain. Terraform works as a code tool that allows us to define cloud and on-premises resources in configuration files that are in human-readable form. Moreover, it treats our code as an infrastructure.

We can rescue, version as well as share these files. Furthermore, we can provision and manage the infrastructure all through its lifecycle via a consistent workflow.

RDS as well as Terraform acts as an abstraction layer over our infrastructure. However, Terraform is not a strong abstraction since it relies on different providers for different services.

Additionally, we have to configure all our resources through Terraform to have a well-organized infrastructure. This also allows us to port our code to a different provider if the need arises.

In addition, Terraform allows us to create modules that act like reusable blocks of code. These modules offer an additional layer of abstraction between us and the resources.

According to our Support Team, Terraform can create RDS resources on AWS with the help of these modules:

• db_instance: This creates an RDS DB instance
• db_parameter_group: This creates the RDS DB parameter group
• db_subnet_group: This module creates the RDS DB subnet group
• db_option_group: This module creates the RDS DB option group

At the end of the day, Terraform and RDS AWS make our job easier. If you would like to implement it, talk to one of our solution experts today.

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Conclusion

In a nutshell, our skilled AWS Support Engineers at Bobcares took us through Terraform AWS modules RDS AWS.