Executing The First Root Job Using The 2nd Sight Lab Job Execution Framework (v 1.0)
ACM.454 Executing the very first job in a new AWS account using the root user, CloudShell, and a parameter in parameter store
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In the last post I showed you how to create a job configuration using the 2nd Sight Lab Job Execution Framework.
In this post I’m going to execute the root job (again) but this time it will leverage the configuration in SSM Parameter store instead of one-off scripts. I’m going to use AWS CloudShell so we don’t have to create a developer access key and secret key for the root user, but we can use the common container that all jobs will use.
I don’t really want to allow use of CloudShell for deployments but in this case…
