Deploy Cloud Resources from AWS Service Catalog

 

Deploy Cloud Resources from AWS Service Catalog

AWS Service Catalog plays a fundamental role in the governance at scale framework. It lets organizations deploy and manage the AWS infrastructure and applications that comply with their security and operational policies, enforce standardization, and stay in budget. AWS Service Catalog supports everything from virtual machine images, servers, software, and databases, to complete multitier application architectures.

In this lab, you create an AWS Service Catalog portfolio with a product that deploys an Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (Amazon EC2) instance in a private subnet. You then use constraints to limit the instance size and apply AWS Identity and Access Management (IAM) permissions that are used to launch the product. Finally, you deploy a new EC2 instance from the AWS Service Catalog.

TOPICS COVERED

By the end of this lab, you will be able to:

Create an AWS Service Catalog portfolio and product

Configure constraints to limit the scope of a product

Grant access to an IAM role to view and launch a product

Deploy an Amazon EC2 instance from the AWS Service Catalog

EC2TemplateUrl

https://us-west-2-tcprod.s3.amazonaws.com/courses/ILT-TF-200-PTSECT/v1.4.4.prod-552495e6/lab-1/scripts/EC2-instance-catalog-item.yaml

https://us-west-2-tcprod.s3.amazonaws.com/courses/ILT-TF-200-PTSECT/v1.4.4.prod-552495e6/lab-1/scripts/EC2-instance-catalog-item.yaml

S3TemplateUrl

https://us-west-2-tcprod.s3.amazonaws.com/courses/ILT-TF-200-PTSECT/v1.4.4.prod-552495e6/lab-1/scripts/S3-bucket-catalog-item.yaml

https://us-west-2-tcprod.s3.amazonaws.com/courses/ILT-TF-200-PTSECT/v1.4.4.prod-552495e6/lab-1/scripts/S3-bucket-catalog-item.yaml

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Template to deploy an EC2 instance from AWS Service Catalog

 Template to deploy an EC2 instance from AWS Service Catalog

AWSTemplateFormatVersion: 2010-09-09

Description: Template to deploy an EC2 instance from AWS Service Catalog

Parameters:

  Subnet:

    Type: AWS::EC2::Subnet::Id

    Description: Select the subnet to add the instance to.

  OperatingSystem:

    Type: String

    Description: Select the operating system to use on instance.

    AllowedValues:

      - AmazonLinux2

      - WindowsServer2019

    Default: AmazonLinux2

  InstanceName:

    Type: String

    Description: Enter a name for the EC2 instance.

    Default: instance1

  InstanceType:

    Type: String

    Description: Select the instance type to deploy.

    AllowedValues:

      - t2.micro

      - t3.micro

    Default: t3.micro

  LatestAL2AmiId: # Locate latest Amazon Linux 2 AMI from public parameter store

    Type: AWS::SSM::Parameter::Value<AWS::EC2::Image::Id>

    Default: /aws/service/ami-amazon-linux-latest/amzn2-ami-hvm-x86_64-gp2

    Description: Path to the latest Amazon Linux 2 AMI from the AWS Systems Manager Parameter Store.

  LatestWS2019AmiId: # Locate latest Windows Server 2019 AMI from public parameter store

    Type: AWS::SSM::Parameter::Value<AWS::EC2::Image::Id>

    Default: /aws/service/ami-windows-latest/Windows_Server-2019-English-Full-Base

    Description: Path to the latest Windows Server 2019 AMI from the AWS Systems Manager Parameter Store.

Conditions:

  isLinux: !Equals

    - !Ref OperatingSystem

    - AmazonLinux2

Resources:

  Instance:

    Type: AWS::EC2::Instance

    Properties:

      ImageId: !If [isLinux, !Ref LatestAL2AmiId, !Ref LatestWS2019AmiId]

      InstanceType: !Ref InstanceType

      SubnetId: !Ref Subnet

      BlockDeviceMappings:

        - DeviceName: /dev/xvda

          Ebs:

            VolumeSize: 8

            DeleteOnTermination: true

            VolumeType: gp2

      Tags:

        - Key: Name

          Value: !Ref InstanceName

Outputs:

  InstanceId:

    Description: The instance ID of the instance created from AWS Service Catalog.

    Value: !Ref Instance

  InstancePrivateIp:

    Description: The private IP address of the instance created from AWS Service Catalog.

    Value: !GetAtt Instance.PrivateIp

  InstancePrivateDns:

    Description: The private DNS name of the instance created from AWS Service Catalog.

    Value: !GetAtt Instance.PrivateDnsName

  InstanceAz:

    Description: The Availability Zone of the instance created from AWS Service Catalog.

    Value: !GetAtt Instance.AvailabilityZone

  InstanceName:

    Description: The instance name tagged at the time of provisioning.

    Value: !Ref InstanceName

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