wordpress-fargate: update Aurora to mysql 5.7 #31
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May 31, 2021 16:04
Some AWS regions now have four or more availability zones, but it's an error to pass more than three to aurora's cluster configuration.
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In this change, I'm kicking the Aurora cluster's engine over to mysql 5.7. I also discovered during testing that cluster creation errors out if the AWS region has more than three availability zones, so I adjusted it to only use the first three (which is also where the rest of the infrastructure is created, assuming the default number of subnets are in use).