Creating an Amazon Neptune cluster using Amazon CloudFormation - Amazon Neptune
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Creating an Amazon Neptune cluster using Amazon CloudFormation

You can use an Amazon CloudFormation template to set up a Neptune DB Cluster.

  1. To launch the Amazon CloudFormation stack on the Amazon CloudFormation console, choose one of the Launch Stack buttons in the following table.

    Region View View in Designer Launch
    US East (N. Virginia) View View in Designer Orange button labeled "Launch Stack" with an arrow icon.
    US East (Ohio) View View in Designer Orange button labeled "Launch Stack" with an arrow icon.
    US West (N. California) View View in Designer Orange button labeled "Launch Stack" with an arrow icon.
    US West (Oregon) View View in Designer Orange button labeled "Launch Stack" with an arrow icon.
    Canada (Central) View View in Designer Orange button labeled "Launch Stack" with an arrow icon.
    South America (São Paulo) View View in Designer Orange button labeled "Launch Stack" with an arrow icon.
    Europe (Stockholm) View View in Designer Orange button labeled "Launch Stack" with an arrow icon.
    Europe (Ireland) View View in Designer Orange button labeled "Launch Stack" with an arrow icon.
    Europe (London) View View in Designer Orange button labeled "Launch Stack" with an arrow icon.
    Europe (Paris) View View in Designer Orange button labeled "Launch Stack" with an arrow icon.
    Europe (Spain) View View in Designer Orange button labeled "Launch Stack" with an arrow icon.
    Europe (Frankfurt) View View in Designer Orange button labeled "Launch Stack" with an arrow icon.
    Middle East (Bahrain) View View in Designer Orange button labeled "Launch Stack" with an arrow icon.
    Middle East (UAE) View View in Designer Orange button labeled "Launch Stack" with an arrow icon.
    Israel (Tel Aviv) View View in Designer Orange button labeled "Launch Stack" with an arrow icon.
    Africa (Cape Town) View View in Designer Orange button labeled "Launch Stack" with an arrow icon.
    Asia Pacific (Hong Kong) View View in Designer Orange button labeled "Launch Stack" with an arrow icon.
    Asia Pacific (Tokyo) View View in Designer Orange button labeled "Launch Stack" with an arrow icon.
    Asia Pacific (Seoul) View View in Designer Orange button labeled "Launch Stack" with an arrow icon.
    Asia Pacific (Singapore) View View in Designer Orange button labeled "Launch Stack" with an arrow icon.
    Asia Pacific (Sydney) View View in Designer Orange button labeled "Launch Stack" with an arrow icon.
    Asia Pacific (Jakarta) View View in Designer Orange button labeled "Launch Stack" with an arrow icon.
    Asia Pacific (Mumbai) View View in Designer Orange button labeled "Launch Stack" with an arrow icon.
    China (Beijing) View View in Designer Orange button labeled "Launch Stack" with an arrow icon.
    China (Ningxia) View View in Designer Orange button labeled "Launch Stack" with an arrow icon.
    Amazon GovCloud (US-West) View View in Designer Orange button labeled "Launch Stack" with an arrow icon.
    Amazon GovCloud (US-East) View View in Designer Orange button labeled "Launch Stack" with an arrow icon.

  2. On the Select Template page, choose Next.

  3. On the Specify Details page, choose a key pair for the EC2SSHKeyPairName.

    This key pair is required to access the EC2 instance. Ensure that you have the PEM file for the key pair that you choose.

  4. Choose Next.

  5. On the Options page, choose Next.

  6. On the Review page, select the first check box to acknowledge that Amazon CloudFormation will create IAM resources. Select the second check box to acknowledge CAPABILITY_AUTO_EXPAND for the new stack.

    Note

    CAPABILITY_AUTO_EXPAND explicitly acknowledges that macros will be expanded when creating the stack, without prior review. Users often create a change set from a processed template so that the changes made by macros can be reviewed before actually creating the stack. For more information, see the Amazon CloudFormation CreateStack API.

    Then choose Create.

Note

You can also use your Amazon CloudFormation template to upgrade your DB cluster's engine version.