#aws (2024-12)
Discussion related to Amazon Web Services (AWS)
Discussion related to Amazon Web Services (AWS)
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2024-12-02
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anyone here using codeartifact? we’ve been using artifactory since the beginning of time, and we’re about to pull the trigger on migrating to codeartifact. just wondering on people’s experience with it
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Yeah, our team has been using it for a few years. It’s very stable, we like the control and permission CodeArtifact allows, i.e who can consume the artifact at AWS account level…
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The biggest workflow change for us when we first adopted CodeArtifact was how to build the docker image that reference library from CodeArtifact. Once we got that worked out… it has been running with minimum support ..
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oh that’s awesome
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im gonna give it a shot. we use github actions, so i’m assuming we just do an assume role to use artifacts from codeartifact
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there are few ways to approach that, assuming role is one of them.
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for our own use case, we want to allow anyone from the organization to use our library in codeartifact, we’ve set it up to allow any aws account as long as the AWS account is under a specific organization id
2024-12-03
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just a reminder that aurora mysql 5.7 extended support went into effect this month which means your AWS bill will go up if you have any old clusters around. The cost is based on vCPU and I found the additional cost for us-east-1 based clusters to be: vCPU * Hours in month * extended support cost ($0.10/hr)
2024-12-07
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Hi Team, We would like to create an AWS CloudWatch alarm terragrunt.hcl that monitors the age of messages in SQS. When the age is> 15 minutes, the alarm will trigger and send a notification to the SNS topic.
I don’t find any specific cloudposse project to achieve the above use case. I went through “terraform-aws-sns-cloudwatch-sns-alarms” project, but we can’t specify the queue and condition details. Please recommend any solutions to address this use case.
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I see terraform-aws-sqs-cloudwatch-sns-alarms - [wip] Terraform module for creating alarms for SQS and notifying endpoints
Do you know what the tentative expected date is for this module release?
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But I don’t see any recent updates in the above project, do we have any alternative solution?
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@Andriy Knysh (Cloud Posse)
2024-12-09
2024-12-26
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has anyone here recently used granted.dev?
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Just curious how they’re holding up… since I wanted to evaluate Leapp alternatives at some point
![Joe Perez avatar](https://avatars.slack-edge.com/2022-11-09/4361990079457_b06c12666181bb7ec599_72.jpg)
I use it, it’s been pretty good for me. Came from AWS-vault
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i use the granted cli regularly, it’s been great
2024-12-28
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Happy holidays, everyone!
I’ve released a new version of e1s(a tool inspired by the k9s experience, tailored for AWS ECS). This update supports the Amazon ECS service deployment and service revision API, hoping to make it easier for you to manage ECS in the new year.
E1S - Easily Manage AWS ECS Resources in Terminal(~k9s for ECS)