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Docs: RDS IAM Auth Updation (#22410)
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title: How to enable AWS RDS IAM Auth
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title: How to enable AWS RDS IAM Auth | Official Documentation
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description: Learn how to securely connect OpenMetadata to AWS RDS using IAM authentication with correct environment variables and configuration best practices.
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slug: /deployment/rds-iam-auth
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collate: false
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The `DB_USER_PASSWORD` is still required and cannot be empty. Set it to a random/dummy string.
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{% /note %}
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{% note %}
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When using IAM authentication for AWS RDS, you must still provide a dummy value for the `DB_PASSWORD` environment variable. OpenMetadata automatically handles the IAM credentials internally. Ensure the following parameters are set for successful connection:
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- `DB_PARAMS=awsRegion=us-east-1&allowPublicKeyRetrieval=true&serverTimezone=UTC`
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- `DB_USE_SSL=true`
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These settings ensure proper token generation and secure communication with the RDS instance.
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{% /note %}
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title: How to enable AWS RDS IAM Auth
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title: How to enable AWS RDS IAM Auth | Official Documentation
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description: Learn how to securely connect OpenMetadata to AWS RDS using IAM authentication with correct environment variables and configuration best practices.
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slug: /deployment/rds-iam-auth
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collate: false
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---
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@ -31,3 +32,14 @@ Either through helm (if deployed in kubernetes) or as env vars.
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The `DB_USER_PASSWORD` is still required and cannot be empty. Set it to a random/dummy string.
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{% /note %}
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{% note %}
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When using IAM authentication for AWS RDS, you must still provide a dummy value for the `DB_PASSWORD` environment variable. OpenMetadata automatically handles the IAM credentials internally. Ensure the following parameters are set for successful connection:
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- `DB_PARAMS=awsRegion=us-east-1&allowPublicKeyRetrieval=true&serverTimezone=UTC`
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- `DB_USE_SSL=true`
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These settings ensure proper token generation and secure communication with the RDS instance.
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{% /note %}
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---
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title: How to enable AWS RDS IAM Auth
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title: How to enable AWS RDS IAM Auth | Official Documentation
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description: Learn how to securely connect OpenMetadata to AWS RDS using IAM authentication with correct environment variables and configuration best practices.
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slug: /deployment/rds-iam-auth
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collate: false
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---
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@ -31,3 +32,14 @@ Either through helm (if deployed in kubernetes) or as env vars.
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The `DB_USER_PASSWORD` is still required and cannot be empty. Set it to a random/dummy string.
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{% /note %}
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{% note %}
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When using IAM authentication for AWS RDS, you must still provide a dummy value for the `DB_PASSWORD` environment variable. OpenMetadata automatically handles the IAM credentials internally. Ensure the following parameters are set for successful connection:
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- `DB_PARAMS=awsRegion=us-east-1&allowPublicKeyRetrieval=true&serverTimezone=UTC`
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- `DB_USE_SSL=true`
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These settings ensure proper token generation and secure communication with the RDS instance.
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{% /note %}
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