This section details requirement examples of connections to AWS using our connectors for S3 Delimited Text, and Relational Databases in an EC2 instance.
RDS
To connect to RDS, create a Datastore as follows;
Type: SQL Server
Where is your data: On an internal network
Agent: Select the Agent installed in your EC2 environment
Connection String: Server = [ServerName],[Port];Database=[DatabaseName];User Id=[UserID];Password=[Password];
Security Groups
EC2 — Inbound ports 3389 - no outbound rules
RDS — Inbound ports 1433 - no outbound rules
There is also a rule that allows the EC2 group to access the RDS group so the agent on EC2 can connect to RDS via the SQL Native Client (port 1433).
S3 Buckets
To connect to S3, create a Datastore as follows
Type — S3 Delimited Text
Where is your data? — In the Cloud
Agent — Not required
Bucket Name — Secret Key - Access Key - AWS Region - Path
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