Using Amazon RDS for Applications avaliações

santhosh p. · Revisado há over 8 years

GANESH N. · Revisado há over 8 years

Could not access Drupal CMS account page, can't change password or make any changes.

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Brian L. · Revisado há over 8 years

never again

Irina N. · Revisado há over 8 years

- There seems to be an action missing from step 80. After copying, pasting and modifying the command in a text editor, the command should actually be run on the instance CLI; it seems this is not mentioned. - It would be good to suggest an action such as adding a user, and making a connection from the instance CLI using a MySQL CLI to the RDS to confirm that the changes are actually being made to the database on the RDS, e.g.: $ mysql -u root -padmin123 --host=drupallab.cte0hx5rtuxa.us-west-2.rds.amazonaws.com drupaldb mysql> select * from drupal_users;

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Manuel E. · Revisado há over 8 years

Great..

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Mahesh R. · Revisado há over 8 years

It would be better to walk through some ways of actually verifying from the drupal side that the RDS instance is hosting the DB now.

Tim S. · Revisado há over 8 years