AWS EC2

The deployment consists of a few docker containers, database for storing metadata, and persistent file storage for storing files

Like a regular machine, any bare-metal server or virtual machine, including virtual machines in cloud providers, for example, AWS EC2, can be used.

As database Datagrok supports any PostgreSQL database out-of-the-box, including cloud solutions for PostgreSQL database, for example AWS RDS.

For persistent file storage, Datagrok supports a lot of options, including cloud solutions, for example AWS S3 and Local File System storage.

To deploy Datagrok on an AWS EC2 instance with RDS as a database and S3 as a storage use deployment process for regular machine with different datagrok configuration:

Replace GROK_PARAMETERS in deployment process for regular machine. amazonStorageId and amazonStorageKey can be omitted if you attach the IAM role to EC2 instances.

{
  "amazonStorageRegion": "<S3_BUCKET_REGION>",
  "amazonStorageBucket": "<S3_BUCKET_NAME>",
  "amazonStorageId": "<S3_BUCKET_CREDS_ACCOUNT_ID>",
  "amazonStorageKey": "<S3_BUCKET_CREDS_SECRET_KEY>",
  "dbServer": "<RDS_ENDPOINT>",
  "db": "datagrok",
  "dbLogin": "datagrok",
  "dbPassword": "SoMeVeryCoMpLeXpAsSwOrD",
  "dbAdminLogin": "postgres",
  "dbAdminPassword": "postgres"
}