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Informations about the package opsworks-demo-console

opsworks-demo-console

Simple CLI tool to interact with AWS OpsWorks using the AWS SDK for PHP v2.

Installation

Copy the file /app/config/parameters.yml.dist to /app/config/parameters.yml and update the following parameters:

The easiest way to get the aws_iam_role and aws_instance_role is to create a stack through the aws console. The console will automatically generate these roles for you. After the stack has been created you can get these values from the Stack Settings page and re-use these accross different stacks, or use them to create new ones.

To create your own see Instance Profiles, IAM Roles for Amazon EC2, and Secure access to AWS Service APIs from EC2.

Usage

Create new stack

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Enable and update custom chef settings

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Create a new PHP layer

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Update PHP layer lifecycle event recipes and OS Packages

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Create Application

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Update Application

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Update Application

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Create and start instance

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Requires php Version >=5.3.3
symfony/console Version 2.4.*@dev
symfony/config Version 2.4.*@dev
aws/aws-sdk-php Version 2.4.*@dev
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