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1.
Introduction
2.
Preparation
2.1.
Create Key Pair
2.2.
Create a CloudFormation stack
2.3.
Connect to the Windows Instance
3.
Create A Scan & Query Microservice
3.1.
Create A New DynamoDB Table
3.2.
Add a Global Secondary Index (GSI)
4.
Automate Your Microservice
4.1.
Use AWS CodeStar To Orchestrate The Microservice
4.2.
Import the Hello World Application in Your Eclipse IDE
4.3.
Redeploy New Microservice Source
5.
Create an API For Your Microservice
5.1.
Update The Target Region For Your API
5.2.
Update the IAM Policies
5.3.
Deploy Through A Pipeline
6.
Challenge - Enhance The TripSearch Microservice
7.
Create A Calculator Microservice using AWS Step Functions
7.1.
Create Workflows For Calculator State Machine
7.2.
Create A Lambda Microservice
7.3.
Extend Calculation Workflow
8.
Challenge - Enhance The Calculator Service
9.
Challenge - Implement An Image Manager Workflow
10.
Clean up resources
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Use AWS CodeStar To Orchestrate The Microservice
Use AWS CodeStar To Orchestrate The Microservice
Go to
AWS CodeStar Console
.
Click
Projects
Click
Create project
Click
Create service role
if you never go to
AWS CodeStar Service
before.
In the
Templates
section, select
Java
,
Web Service
and
AWS Lambda
Select
Java Spring
Click
Next
In the
Project name
section, type
dev-tripsearch
Click
Next
In the
Review
page, click
Create project
Add
awsstudent
account to the the team with
Owner
role.
Click
Team
Click
Add team member
In the
Team member details
section
In the
User
section, select
awsstudent
In the
Email address
section, type your email
In the
Project role
section, select
Owner
CLick
Allow SSH access to project instances.
Click
Add team member
Check added team member