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Managing the Antiope Bucket

Creating a New Antiope Bucket

To create a fresh antiope bucket, leverage the CFT in cloudformation/antiope-bucket-Template.yaml.

Steps to deploy:

  1. Generate a manifest:
cft-generate-manifest -m config-files/antiope-bucket-Manifest.yaml -t cloudformation/antiope-bucket-Template.yaml
  1. Edit the config-files/antiope-bucket-Manifest.yaml and set the stackname and pBucketName
  2. Deploy the CloudFormation Stack with:
cft-deploy -m config-files/antiope-bucket-Manifest.yaml

Now you can proceed to deploy the rest of Antiope

Importing an existing Antiope Bucket into Cloudformation

If for whatever reason, you have an existing Antiope bucket you wish to use, you can use CloudFormation import to import the existing Antiope Bucket into CloudFormation, then update the bucket stack to include the other resources.

CloudFormation import has some significant limitations. Not all resources can be imported, and all resources in a template must be imported. To work around these limitations, there is a barebones CFT that can be used to import the existing bucket into CloudFormation. Once imported, the stack can be updated to use the main template. The steps to import an existing bucket are as follows:

  1. Create an import change set:
aws cloudformation create-change-set --output text \
	--stack-name antiope-bucket \
	--change-set-name bucket-import \
	--parameters ParameterKey=pBucketName,ParameterValue=REPLACE_WITH_YOUR_BUCKET_NAME \
	--template-body file://cloudformation/antiope-bucket-ImportTemplate.yaml \
	--change-set-type IMPORT \
	--resources-to-import ResourceType=AWS::S3::Bucket,LogicalResourceId=AntiopeBucket,ResourceIdentifier={BucketName=REPLACE_WITH_YOUR_BUCKET_NAME}
  1. Review the change set
aws cloudformation describe-change-set --change-set-name bucket-import --stack-name antiope-bucket
  1. Execute the change set
aws cloudformation execute-change-set --change-set-name bucket-import --stack-name antiope-bucket
  1. Validate the new stack is in IMPORT_COMPLETE state
  2. Now update the new stack with the full-featured template. First Generate a manifest:
cft-generate-manifest -m config-files/antiope-bucket-Manifest.yaml -t cloudformation/antiope-bucket-Template.yaml
  1. Edit the config-files/antiope-bucket-Manifest.yaml and set the stackname and pBucketName to the values used for the import
  2. Deploy the CloudFormation Stack with:
cft-deploy -m config-files/antiope-bucket-Manifest.yaml --force