Add the Amazon RDS service

Add the Amazon RDS service to Abiquo

To add the RDS service to Abiquo and make it available for administrators to offer to tenants, create a Default service configuration.

1. Go to Catalogue → Services

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2. Click + add and select the "AmazonRDSService"

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3. For General information you can configure the Name, Icon, and Description

4. In Properties you do not need to enter anything. For the Credentials by default Abiquo, will obtain the enterprise's credentials from an AWS cloud location. To do this Abiquo uses an Extractor called "APIExtractorDatacenterLimits - Credentials"

5. Go to the Can be used by tab. Here you can specify where the service will appear in the platform.

6. To enable the users to work with the service in AWS cloud locations:

   1. Click + add, for Entity select "Location" 

   2. For Function select "location_provider_type" and enter the Type as "AMAZON"

7. Optionally, to enable users to deploy RDS instances in the context of an Abiquo VDC (Amazon VPC)

   1. Click + add, for Entity select "Virtual datacenter"

   2. For Function select "location_provider_type" and enter the Type as "AMAZON".

8. Click Accept

Abiquo will add the Default service configuration for the RDS service, and administrators can now add this service to AWS locations and virtual datacenters.

Add an Amazon RDS service for users

To enable an enterprise to use AWS RDS, create a service configuration in an AWS location or a virtual datacenter.

1. Go to myCloud → Locations or Virtual datacenters

2. Select an AWS location or VDC, and go to Service configurations

3. Click + add and select "AmazonRDSService"

4. For General information, for example, set the Icon and Description of the service

5. Go to Properties and select "Show default properties", and check that the extractor to obtain the AWS credentials from the location is configured

6. Click Save

After Abiquo creates the service, the green status indicator shows that the service is ready to use. 

From this service configuration, users can list (and then onboard), and create AWS RDS instances.