A brief introduction to CloudFormation
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This presentation covers how to use CloudFormation for deploying customized services on AWS. It goes through the background and advantages, as well as some commonly-used functions. Presented by Joseph Maxwell: lead developer at SwiftOtter Studios.
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- 4. THE CLOUD = THE FUTURE • “Everyone is going there.” • “It’s old-fashioned to have your own server.” • “Complete redundancy in the cloud.” • “Dirt cheap.”
- 5. THE CLOUD • A server • A physical machine • Shutdown turns off the machine • Indispensable • An instance • One or more machines joined and then divided • “Shutdown” disables or destroys the instance • Disposable
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- 15. CLOUDFORMATION • A JSON file • Declarative instructions • Configures the services mentioned in the overview • Spins up as many instances as you wish
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- 20. FN::SELECT • Gets a value from a list: • http://docs.aws.amazon.com/AWSCloudFormation/latest/UserGuide/intrinsic-function-reference-select.html
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