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Connecting a Flask Application to AWS RDS (MySQL)

PROJECT


Connecting a Flask Application to AWS RDS (MySQL)

Learn how to create and manage Amazon Relational Database Service (Amazon RDS) and Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (Amazon EC2) using AWS command-line interface. Furthermore, learn how to connect a Flask application to AWS RDS to use cloud-based databases.

Connecting a Flask Application to AWS RDS (MySQL)

You will learn to:

Create and manage RDS.

Create and manage EC2.

Connect EC2 with RDS.

Deploy a Flask application on EC2 using RDS as the database.

Skills

Using AWS Cloud Services

Cloud Deployment

Distributed Applications

Prerequisites

A basic understanding of Flask applications

A good understanding of AWS network and security

A basic understanding of EC2 resources

A basic understanding of RDS resources

Technologies

MySQL

Flask

AWS EC2

Project Description

Amazon Web Services (AWS) provides a managed SQL database service called Amazon Relational Database Service (Amazon RDS). Amazon RDS uses various database engines to manage the data, migrations, backup, and recovery. Pricing details of RDS are provided here.

In this project, we will create a database instance of SQL over RDS. After that, we will create a key pair value, use a security group and make an EC2 instance using Amazon Machine Image (AMI). Then, we’ll use the endpoint of that database to connect it with the EC2 instance and install the required packages for the Flask application. In the end, we’ll deploy the Flask application on EC2 and connect the application to use the AWS RDS (MySQL) database.

Project Tasks

1

Introduction

Task 0: Introduction

Task 1: Configuration

2

RDS

Task 2: Create a New RDS

Task 3: Describe DB Instances

3

EC2

Task 4: Add a New Inbound to the Security Group

Task 5: Create a New Key Pair

Task 6: List all Key Pairs

Task 7: Run an EC2 Instance

Task 8: Check the State of the EC2 Instance

4

Virtual Machine

Task 9: Copy the Data from a Local Machine to the EC2 Instance

Task 10: Access the EC2 from the Local Machine

Task 11: Install Necessary Packages

Task 12: Access the RDS using EC2 CLI

Task 13: Configure the Flask Application

Task 14: Run the Flask Application

Task 15: Clean Up

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