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Working with CloudFormation Nested Stacks

In this hands-on lab, we will create a nested stack from the templates provided. We will use the two templates to create a nested stack that will implement a child template, which will then create an S3 bucket with a policy of no retain. This child template can be reused repeatedly whenever an S3 bucket of this type is needed.

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Level
Clock icon Intermediate
Duration
Clock icon 45m
Published
Clock icon Aug 02, 2019

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Table of Contents

  1. Challenge

    Create an S3 Bucket and Upload CloudFormation Templates

    Create an S3 bucket in the AWS Console and upload the s3static.json and noretain.json files from the GitHub repo to the newly created bucket.

  2. Challenge

    Create a Nested Stack with a Single Child Stack

    Create a CloudFormation stack with the root.json template from the GitHub repo and modify the template to reference the noretain.json file that is located in your S3 bucket.

  3. Challenge

    Create a Nested Stack with a Multiple Child Stacks

    Create a CloudFormation stack with the multinest.json template from the GitHub repo and modify the template to reference the noretain.json and s3static.json files that are located in your S3 bucket.

  4. Challenge

    Upload the index.html file and verify the page loads

    After your multinest stack has been deployed, locate an S3 bucket that was created in the stack and upload the index.html file from the GitHub repo to the bucket. Navigate to the URL of your S3 bucket and observe that the page loads.

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