Step 3 - Configure RDS: Deploying a Rails Application to Elastic Beanstalk We're moving on and tightening our database security in step 3. We're running our database in private subnets within a created RDS instance on our VPC, making sure our data isn't accidentally left in the open. After setting up our network and security settings, we'll dive into creating our databases manually via our secure Bastion server. With a few commands, we set up our dev and prod databases, don them with strong passwords and grant them access to our master username. Voila, our RDS instance is ready to go! Stay tuned for step 4, where we unveil the real deal,... 07 May 2017
Step 2 - Setup Elastic Beanstalk: Deploying a Rails Application to Elastic Beanstalk In this post, I describe how to set up, configure and deploy an Elastic Beanstalk application on a VPC in Amazon AWS, using Rails 5 and Ruby, using Puma for deployment and configuration of Public and Private subnets in Elastic Load Balancer. I also cover the details of network card settings, the selection process for subnets and security groups for Load Balancer and Instances, and finally shared the result of deploying the sample application on Elastic Beanstalk. 07 May 2017