A developer building a search-powered application sets up RDS as the transactional data store and Elasticsearch as the search/analytics layer, configuring database accounts for the application backend and RAM-based access control for Elasticsearch in a single coordinated setup.
A developer building a search-powered application sets up RDS as the transactional data store and Elasticsearch as the search/analytics layer, configuring database accounts for the application backend and RAM-based access control for Elasticsearch in a single coordinated setup.
See rds/rds-manage-accounts.
See es/es-manage-access.
Q: How do I configure coordinated access control for a combined RDS and Elasticsearch architecture? A: You can set up this architecture by configuring RDS database accounts and Elasticsearch RAM-based access control in a single coordinated process. This setup designates RDS as the transactional data store and Elasticsearch as the search and analytics layer. The implementation uses the rds-manage-accounts and es-manage-access skills to apply the required security settings.