Automation: Work Smarter, Not Harder. Using Valuable APIs, Capabilities & Ecosystem Tools
summary
Shows how to automate YugabyteDB Managed with a Terraform provider and the YugabyteDB Managed API via Postman, creating a cluster in AWS us‑east‑1 with replication factor 3, outputting the cluster endpoint and using an API key and account ID. Demo builds a three‑node cluster, applies a scale 3→6 nodes change live without downtime, and configures daily backups retained 7 days. All operations use the same REST API that the service itself uses.
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chapters (17)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:27Why APIs and Automation
- 3:33Why Terraform
- 4:51Automation Architecture
- 5:47Demo
- 6:30Sample Environment File
- 7:06Terraform
- 9:49Terraform Outputs
- 18:25First Time User Demo
- 19:15API Reference Sheet
- 20:05Account ID API Key
- 20:50Security
- 22:03Collections
- 22:50Demo Environment
- 24:17Demo Example
- 26:05Connect to the Environment
- 26:39Launch the Cloud Shell
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