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Pulumi can also be used to deploy AWS Service Catalog products. It won't be shocking to see that the code is going to be very similar to what's required to deploy an AWS Service Catalog product using terraform, since at the end of the day pulumi is going to use the terraform-aws provider.
10/09/2024
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With the .aws/config
and .aws/credentials
files we can are used for configuring and authenticating for the AWS cli or any tool that uses the AWS SDK with AWS.
Each file has a different purpose:
~/.aws/config
: This file stores configuration settings for AWS CLI and SDKs, including profiles, regions, output format, and roles to assume.~/.aws/credentials
: This file holds AWS access key IDs and secret access keys.04/09/2024
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AWS Service Catalog allows organizations to create and manage catalogs of IT services that are going to get deployed in AWS using CloudFormation templates. To deploy an instance of a product we can use any IaC tool like Terraform, Pulumi, or the AWS CDK.
03/09/2024
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If when writing Pulumi code to deploy to AWS ever got the feeling that you where using some interface to write terraform code (HCL), there might be a reason for you to get that feeling.
24/05/2023
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Some libraries require you to use string pointers or custom objects for some input parameters, notable examples are Pulumi and AWS CDK. If we only need to provide some static value for it can be annoying to use.
16/05/2023
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