AWS - CloudFormation (7)
- 30 Jul 2024
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AWS - CloudFormation (7)
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AWS CloudFormation is a service that provides a consistent way to model, set up, and manage collections of related AWS and third-party resources. Using infrastructure as code (IaC), AWS CloudFormation allows you to define your cloud environment using simple text files (JSON or YAML) that describe the desired resources and configurations.
Key features of AWS CloudFormation include:
Templates: Text files that specify the AWS resources to create, their configurations, and any dependencies between them.
Stacks: Collections of AWS resources that are managed together as a single unit. You create, update, and delete resources as a stack.
Change Sets: Proposals of changes that you can preview before applying to your resources. This helps understand the impact of changes.
StackSets: This enables you to create, update, or delete stacks across multiple AWS accounts and regions with a single operation.
Drift Detection: Identifies any changes to stack resources that have been made outside of CloudFormation, helping maintain resource configuration integrity.
Skill List
Serial No | Skill | Description |
|---|---|---|
1 | Delete stack set | Delete stack set in AWS under the category AWS - Cloud formation. |
2 | Delete Stack instance | Delete Stack instance in AWS under the category AWS - Cloud formation. |
3 | Lookup Stack Resources | Lookup Stack Resources in AWS under the category AWS - Cloud formation. |
4 | Get Stack set | Get Stack set in AWS under the category AWS - Cloud formation. |
5 | Look up Stack Set Operation Stream | Look up Stack Set Operation Stream in AWS under the category AWS - Cloud formation. |
6 | Look up Stack Set Operation Result Stream | Look up Stack Set Operation Result Stream in AWS under the category AWS - Cloud formation. |
7 | Validate Template | Validate Template in AWS under the category AWS - Cloud formation. |
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