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Finish first pass at Elastic Beanstalk documentation
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eb use MY_PROJECT_SLUG
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TODO: Finish it::
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Set the environment variables. Notes: You will be prompted if the `.env` file is missing. The script will ignore any PostgreSQL values, as RDS uses it's own system::
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# Set the environment variables
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python ebsetenv.py
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# Go to EB AWS config. Create new RDS database (postgres, 9.4.9, db.t2.micro)
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# Get some coffee, this is going to take a while
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Speaking of PostgreSQL, go to the Elasting Beanstalk configuration panel for RDS. Create new RDS database, with these attributes:
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* PostgreSQL
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* Version 9.4.9
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* Size db.t2.micro (You can upgrade later)
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(Get some coffee, this is going to take a while)
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Once you have a database specified, deploy again so your instance can pick up the new PostgreSQL values::
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# Deploy again
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eb deploy
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# Take a look
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Take a look::
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eb open
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FAQ
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