Amazon RDS for Db2 makes it easy to set up, operate, and scale Db2 deployments in the cloud.
Terraform, a popular Infrastructure as Code tool, can be used to deploy and manage RDS for Db2 instance.
Key properties to consider when deploying RDS for Db2 with Terraform are IBM Db2 version, database parameters, access control, data security, and monitoring features.
Amazon RDS for Db2 offers Multi-AZ deployment with disaster recovery solutions with cross-Region automated backups and security features.
The DB instance identifier serves as a way to identify and reference specific Db2 instance when interacting with the RDS API, AWS CLI commands, or the AWS Management Console.
Authentication of database users is provided either through password authentication or Kerberos authentication.
CloudWatch metrics, events, and enhanced monitoring can be used to monitor RDS for Db2 DB instance.
Amazon RDS for Db2 provides two encryption settings: encryption at rest and encryption in transit.
To enable encryption in transit with server identity verification for an RDS for Db2 DB instance it is required to assign a certificate authority (CA) to the DB instance among other steps.
Deploying Amazon RDS for Db2 involves careful consideration of various properties to achieve a secure, efficient, and high-performing database environment and Terraform can streamline the deployment process.