rdsing
v0.1.6
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A tiny node-based tool written in ES6 to boot up an RDS instance from its latest snapshot, wait for it to become available, and modify the instance to add security groups.
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rdsing
A tiny node-based tool written in ES6 to boot up an RDS instance from its latest snapshot, wait for it to become available, and modify the instance to add security groups.
It's fairly specialized and is designed particularly to enable processes that boot up RDS snapshots for dumping into other databases. The feature set could be substantially expanded if there is a use for it.
USAGE
$ rdsing --help
Usage: rdsing <command>
command
restore Restore the latest RDS snapshot available.
destroy Delete an RDS instance.
There are two commands, one for restoring and one for deletion:
$ rdsing restore --help
Usage: rdsing restore [options]
Options:
--debug Print stuff. [false]
-r, --region AWS region to use. [us-east-1]
-n, --name Name of the target.
-d, --dbname Database name in the restored instance.
-m, --multiaz Use multiple availability zones. [false]
-i, --iops Number of iops to provision. Default is the same as the snapshot.
-t, --instancetype Instance type to use. Default is the same as the snapshot.
-p, --port Port number to use. Default is the same as the snapshot.
-g, --group Security groups to add to the instance...
Restore the latest RDS snapshot available.
$ rdsing destroy --help
Usage: rdsing destroy [options]
Options:
-s, --snapshot If specified, creates a final snapshot with this name.
--debug Print stuff. [false]
-r, --region AWS region to use. [us-east-1]
-n, --name Name of the target.
Delete an RDS instance.
When using restore, the project will wait until the instance becomes available,
and if modification is necessary it'll wait for that to finish too. No progress
output is printed unless --debug
is specified. Without --debug
, only the
final instance JSON blob will be printed, to make it easy to call from other
programs.
Design
Rdsing is designed as a functional promise pipeline of sorts. Operations to perform with AWS are curried functions that return a promise and those are piped together to perform operations.
API Docs
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