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Overview
PostgreSQL for Serverless (ServerlessDB) is a database product that allocates resources on demand based on PostgreSQL. Its database automatically allocates resources based on your actual number of requests. With PostgreSQL for Serverless, you can create a database instance for easy use without caring about the instance specifications. You only need to pay for the actual usage when the database is active.
Through the PostgreSQL for Serverless component, you can create, configure, and manage PostgreSQL instances with speed and ease.
Features:
Pay-as-you-go billing: fees are charged based on the request usage, and you don't need to pay anything if there is no request.
Zero configuration: the default configuration will be done by Serverless.
Fast deployment: you can create or update your database in just a few seconds.
Convenient collaboration: the database status information and deployment logs in the cloud make multi-person collaborative development easier.
Directions
Installation
$ npm install -g serverless
Account configuration
Create the
.env file locally:$ touch .env # Tencent Cloud configuration information
Configure Tencent Cloud's
SecretId and SecretKey information in the .env file and save it:# .envTENCENT_SECRET_ID=123TENCENT_SECRET_KEY=123
Note:
If you don't have a Tencent Cloud account yet, please sign up first.
If you already have a Tencent Cloud account, you can get
SecretId and SecretKey in API Key Management.Configuration
Create a directory and enter it:
$ mkdir tencent-postgreSQL && cd tencent-postgreSQL
Create a
serverless.yml file in a new directory:$ touch serverless.yml
Configure
serverless.yml as follows:# serverless.ymlcomponent: postgresql # Name of the imported component, which is required. The `postgresql` component is used in this examplename: serverlessDB # Name of the instance created by this component, which is requiredorg: test # Organization information, which is optional. The default value is the `appid` of your Tencent Cloud accountapp: serverlessDB # SQL application name, which is optionalstage: dev # Information for identifying environment, which is optional. The default value is `dev`inputs:region: ap-guangzhou # Valid values: ap-guangzhou, ap-shanghai, ap-beijingzone: ap-guangzhou-2 # Valid values: ap-guangzhou-2, ap-shanghai-2, ap-beijing-3dBInstanceName: serverlessDBvpcConfig:vpcId: vpc-xxxxxxxsubnetId: subnet-xxxxxxextranetAccess: false
The PostgreSQL component supports "zero" configuration deployment, that is, it can be deployed directly through the default values in the configuration file. Nonetheless, you can also modify more optional configuration items to further customize your project.
Note:
Currently, PostgreSQL for Serverless is available for creation and deployment only in Beijing Zone 3, Guangzhou Zone 2, and Shanghai Zone 2. Therefore, when entering the region and AZ information in the
yaml file, please be sure to use the correct region and corresponding VPC and subnet information.Deployment
Deploy by running the
sls command, and you can add the --debug parameter to view the information during the deployment process:Note:
sls is short for the serverless command.$ sls deploy
Removal
You can run the following commands to remove the deployed database instance:
$ sls remove
Best Practice
After deploying the PostgreSQL Serverless database, you can refer to Deploying Full-Stack Website with Vue + Express + PostgreSQL to use this database instance.
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