Hi and welcome to this lesson.
What we're going to do is set up an audience instance in terrible.
What I wanted to do was really show you documentation and how we can use the eight of us console, as
well as the documentation for learning how to set things up.
Because let's be honest, you're looking at the documentation.
It could be quite overwhelming and quite confusing.
And also, we may want to apply things to a real life situation.
So having a look at the basic usage for RDX, it looks fairly straightforward username, password and
name.
But here's some other things.
The engine.
Do we have to use my skill?
Well.
Can we change the engine version?
Can we change the instance class or instant size?
Do we have to use 20 geek's?
Can we use 10 or can we expand even higher?
What are our options?
Never.
Documentation for terrible would tell us this.
An A.W. is documentation can.
But what I tend to find, and this is something I do quite often, is actually use the eight of us console
to have a look at what I'm setting up and all the different options, because one of the things you
start to notice is what looks to be a required field.
When I originally filmed Terror from Course, one of the biggest gripes I had was that as we see here,
we have required fields.
They didn't make it particularly clear which ones were required.
As you can see here, we've got required optional, optional, optional.
We'll keep scrolling down and then we'll see a no required whilst is an alphabetical order.
It would have been quite good to even put it in a different color.
Well done.
Something to make it much clearer.
Which one is a required field?
It's horrible when you're creating this code and you find you've missed a required field and you have
to be impaction to find out which one is personal gripe.
But let's jump in to setting up an obvious instance.
I'm over in the obvious console and I'm going to type in all the S and F y I.
This is probably one of the few sections of the course.
We can incur some costs.
So feel free to watch, but also follow along if you want to get some experience.
I highly recommend following along with me if you type up the code, but don't run it.
It's still good experience.
So now what you want to do is click create database and this is really good.
Already we can see we have six different engine options.
We might want to use Myriad's big.
And now I can see all the different engine versions.
It may just be that we have to go back to the developers over project manager and say, I'm really sorry.
We don't have this specific version.
We can see here we've got ten point four point thirty.
And it may be a case.
We have a clock requirement.
Says we use ten point four point fourteen, for example, at the time of recording.
This may just be the case that it doesn't exist yet.
There's also good information to have.
As we scroll down, Skip, it is Devin Test, but it's also a free T.
We can check that out.
Good to know we have a DV identify.
So that's going to be a name we can imagine.
This is more than likely going to be a required field.
Same again with the username and password.
And now we can see at different instances.
Now, because we've selected free it limited to DB T to the micro.
But again, it's good experience and good knowledge to have that we can look for this.
And if we had scope out different requirements for the clients, we can see here, but we can spec up
as required.
Now, Don, it was storage.
Do you remember in the Hashd court documentation where it said 20 gigabytes?
And I said, could we set it any lower?
Well, we can see down here, but we need a minimum of 20 gigabytes.
And we're not going to need storage.
Also scathing so we can send that off.
It's also good to see what we have, different storage types.
And then for availability, because we're using free to visa.
Disabled.
But again, it's good to know.
Lastly, a default VPC.
This may be something we may be concerned with or may not.
We may have a public facing VPC and a non-public facing one.
It's good to see through the documentation what we're setting up.
And again, we've got a little bit of information down here about free, too.
So it's good to know.
And even brush.
So what we're going to do next is go ahead and set this up in terror full.
And whilst this wasn't a particularly terrible intensive lesson, it was good to show you how we can
see things in here that may be required, fields in the tariff code.
We can spot them here and even get a good understanding of all the different options.
So next, let's go ahead and set this up in terrible.