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My first attempt at Deploying a Backend Service on AWS: A Journey of Learning and Problem-Solving

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2024-11-30

DBeaver Amazon RDS Amazon EC2
Databases Cloud Computing Cloud Infrastructure
  1. DBeaver Landing Page
    DBeaver Landing Page
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    DBeaver

    DBeaver - Universal Database Manager and SQL Client.
    Pricing:
    • Open Source
    Setting Up the Database The first step was setting up the database using Amazon RDS. I configured the instance with PostgreSQL and ensured it was running properly. To test the database, I used DBeaver, a reliable database management tool, to connect to the RDS instance. After verifying the connection and running some test queries, I was confident that the database setup was solid. I proceeded to provide the database URL and credentials in the application properties file.

    #Databases #Database Management #MySQL Tools 103 social mentions

  2. Amazon RDS Landing Page
    Amazon RDS Landing Page
    2

    Amazon RDS

    Easy to manage relational databases optimized for total cost of ownership.
    Why Amazon Web Services (AWS)? I am currently building both the frontend (Android) and the backend service (SpringBoot) of a product (unfortunately, I can’t give too many details about this). After researching various cloud platforms, I chose AWS for its robust ecosystem and flexibility. For my project, I decided to use the free tier of two key AWS products: Amazon RDS for my PostgreSQL database and Amazon EC2 for deploying the backend service.

    #Databases #NoSQL Databases #Relational Databases 72 social mentions

  3. Amazon EC2 Landing Page
    Amazon EC2 Landing Page
    3

    Amazon EC2

    Amazon Web Services offers reliable, scalable, and inexpensive cloud computing services. Free to join, pay only for what you use.
    Pricing:
    • Open Source
    Why Amazon Web Services (AWS)? I am currently building both the frontend (Android) and the backend service (SpringBoot) of a product (unfortunately, I can’t give too many details about this). After researching various cloud platforms, I chose AWS for its robust ecosystem and flexibility. For my project, I decided to use the free tier of two key AWS products: Amazon RDS for my PostgreSQL database and Amazon EC2 for deploying the backend service.

    #Cloud Computing #Cloud Infrastructure #VPS 73 social mentions

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