Using Python to Automate AWS Services | Lambda and EC2
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- Опубликовано: 28 июн 2024
- In this video, we'll look at how to use Python to automate services in AWS.
Using a real-world example, we'll utilize CloudTrail to capture AWS events. We'll set a rule in EventBridge to trigger a Lambda function whenever a user creates a new AWS EC2 instance. Then we'll use Python within that Lambda to tag that instance with the name of the user that created it. This way, a company can always keep track of who created what sever by having this dynamic automation in place.
Python is a very popular language of choice with AWS automation and DevOps practices. After viewing this video, you'll have a good idea of how it can be utilized to save time in implementing AWS best practices.
Timestamps
0:00 - Intro
0:33 - What we're building
2:55 - Create Lambda function
4:14 - Create Trail and EventBridge Rule
9:25 - Boto3 and Writing Python Code
19:05 - Troubleshooting
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Good video! I like the relatively unscripted nature... When an error pops up, it's always good to see it dug into in real time...
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Thank you! Glad it was helpful
Awesome content. Great to get to practice real AWS outside from certification focused courses. One side note about this one: for those who want to stay on the free tier side, keep in mind that CloudTrail alone will reach S3 requests limit in a matter of hours. Also, though not as inmmediate, remember not to keep your EC2 instances running forever.
Great video. I am glad that you kept everything recording, like a live stream, when you were running into errors. This also helped us viewers watching you troubleshoot.
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Hi Travis! Thanks for that fantastic demo! One question, after two days of having set everything up just like you did, I received a warning from Amazon about "exceeding 85% of the usage limit of 2,000 Put, Copy, Post or List Requests of Amazon S3". What's that all about, and how can I keep practicing without getting billed? Thanks man, awesome channel!
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We need more videos about that
Thank you! So it’s only showing as user instead of the IAM user’s name.. anyway to correct this?
Thank you for this video!
(By the way is anybody getting a 'load failed' error when hitting the "create function" button at 3:15 ? I am using a root account)
Wait is this Python or JSON that’s being used?
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i had to manually increase my screen, instead of the RUclips fullscreen vid. I had difficulty as well. But my adjustments made it readable.
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Unfortunately, can’t see anything clearly from the screen you shared. Do you realize that
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Maybe I'm slow, but he's going too fast for me.