Amazon RDS

This article guides you through the process of connecting Amazon RDS to Peaka, allowing you to seamlessly access your Amazon RDS data within the Peaka platform.

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Prerequisites

Before you start, you will need to obtain certain values, which you can get from Amazon RDS.

Peaka now supports three different databases: MySQL, PostgreSQL, and MariaDB. You can select any of these options. If you switch to “Aurora,” your database will remain on Amazon instances. This option is only available for MySQL and PostgreSQL databases.

You need to select your AWS region and enter the URL and port. For a PostgreSQL database, you also need to enter the database name. You can obtain these values from your Amazon account.

You can authenticate using one of three methods: IAM, Secret Manager, or Password. The requirements are as follows:

IAM: User Name, AWS Access Key, and AWS Secret Key. Check this article to get credentials.

Secret Manager: Secret Manager ARN, AWS Access Key, and AWS Secret Key. Check this article to get credentials.

Password: User Name and Password. Check this article to get credentials.

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Connecting Amazon RDS to Peaka

Now that you have Amazon RDS, you can connect it to Peaka using the following steps:

1. Navigate to the settings page in Peaka.

2. Click the “Add First Connection” button to initiate the connection process:

3. In the modal that appears, select “Amazon RDS” as your connection type.

4. Enter the values you obtained earlier.

5. Click “Next” to create your Amazon RDS connection.

Congratulations! You’ve successfully connected Amazon RDS to Peaka. You can now access and manage your Amazon RDS data seamlessly within the Peaka platform.