Releases: squareops/terraform-aws-rds-aurora
Releases · squareops/terraform-aws-rds-aurora
v3.0.1
v3.0.0
What's Changed
- added custom password functionality by @amanravi-squareops in #9
- changed the version by @amanravi-squareops in #11
- fixed security group by @amanravi-squareops in #15
- Release 2.2.1 by @amanravi-squareops in #16
- Release 3.0.0 by @amanravi-squareops in #20
- Release 3.0.0 by @ns-squareops in #21
- fixed main.tf by adding closing braces by @amanravi-squareops in #22
New Contributors
- @amanravi-squareops made their first contribution in #9
- @ns-squareops made their first contribution in #21
Full Changelog: v2.2.1...v3.0.0
v2.2.1
Release Notes
- Made the repo public.
- Updated source and versions in example modules
- Variabilize the port in security group
v2.2.0
Release Notes
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added custom password functionality and print database name
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added custom password functionality and print database name
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fixed security group inbound & outbound rule
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Update main.tf
v2.1.1
Release Notes
- Added support of assume role to create resources using AWS IAM roles in same or different AWS accounts
- Assume Role Configuration:
- Enhanced the provider.tf file to properly utilize the AWS assume role mechanism for cross-account resource creation.
- The configuration now supports both scenarios:
- If
assume_role_configis not provided or therole_arnis an empty string (length of local.role_arn is 0), the provider will default to using the AWS credentials configured on your local machine. - If a valid
role_arnis specified (length of local.role_arn is greater than 0), the provider will assume the specified role for resource creation
- If
- Updated the role configuration as follows:
role_arn = "" # Pass role ARN of another AWS account where RDS should be created; ensure required policies are added to this role.
external_id = "" # Define your external ID here
assume_role_config = length(local.role_arn) > 0 ? { role_arn = local.role_arn } : null
v2.1.0
Release Note
Fine-Tuned MySQL Monitoring: In this release, we introduce a new parameter that allows you to easily manage slow-query logs and fine-tune the long-query-time threshold for your RDS MySQL instances. This addition empowers you to gain deeper insights into database performance and optimize query execution for improved efficiency.
v2.0.0
Release Notes:
- upgrade to the latest engine version
- Refactored and improved README
- Improved Variable names and description
v1.0.0
Initial Release Version