Source: medium.com
Setup Postgres, and GraphQL API with Hasura on AzureCategory: Database, Data, Kubernetes, Terraform, container, firewall, automation, yaml
The original I’d created for Apache Cassandra, and have since switched to Postgres giving the option of primary and foreign keys, relations, and the related connections for the model. In this post I’ll use that schema to build out an infrastructure as code solution with Terraform, utilizing Postgres and Hasura (OSS).
It appears this is related to the Postgres service in Azure specifically, as for a number of trials and many errors I attempted to use the standard available firewalls and firewall rules that are available in virtual networks. My understanding now is that the Postgres Servers exist outside of that paradigm and by relation to that have their own firewall rules.
Do note that this process will take a different amount of time and is completely normal for it to take ~3 or more minutes.
It appears this is related to the Postgres service in Azure specifically, as for a number of trials and many errors I attempted to use the standard available firewalls and firewall rules that are available in virtual networks. My understanding now is that the Postgres Servers exist outside of that paradigm and by relation to that have their own firewall rules.
Do note that this process will take a different amount of time and is completely normal for it to take ~3 or more minutes.
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