Today ControlMonkey is pleased to announce that we have added the capability to easily import NeptuneDB instances to Terraform Code using our Terraform Import Engine.
NeptuneDB is a fully managed graph database service developed by Amazon Web Services (AWS) for storing and querying highly connected data. It allows users to store and query relationships between data points efficiently, facilitating complex data analysis and traversal.
Managing and governing NeptuneDB instances with Terraform code is crucial for disaster recovery and version control.
NeptuneDB instances usually rely on ‘option group’ and ‘parameter group’ that enhance its performance, therefore it’s important also to manage those satellite resources with Terraform, and not only the instance itself.
ControlMonkey now supports the one-click Terraform Import of the following NeptuneDB resources:
Neptune::DBCluster (aws_neptune_cluster)
Neptune::DBClusterParameterGroup (aws_neptune_cluster_parameter_group)
Neptune::DBInstance (aws_neptune_cluster_instance)
Neptune::DBParameterGroup (aws_neptune_parameter_group)
ControlMonkey generates the Terraform Code to represent your NeptuneDB configuration alongside the Terraform state file, so you don’t have to import those resources one by one, and you also don’t need to reprovision the DB instance and cause a service interruption.
Are you using NeptuneDB and have resources you would like to shift to Terraform?
Feel free to book an intro meeting with us to learn more about how ControlMonkey generates the Terraform code that represents your existing NeptuneDB instance, parameter group, and option group, making the shift to Terraform as seamless as possible.
