Amazon Cloud
SkyU allows linking AWS credentials to your project, enabling access to AWS resources for building and deploying your applications. This guide will walk you through the process of creating and linking AWS credentials to your SkyU project.
Create Amazon Cloud Credential
Navigate to Project Settings
To initiate linking Amazon cloud integrations with your project, first, select a project within your organization. Navigate to Settings -> Integrations ->Cloud to view all existing cloud credentials.
Click on + Integration to introduce a new Amazon Cloud credential into your project.
Add Credential
When linking a Amazon Cloud credential, you are required to provide the following details:
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| Name | Name of the Amazon Cloud Credential. This is for your reference. |
| ARN to be accessed by | Select the appropriate credential template based on your task requirements. |
| Account ID | Your AWS Account ID. Please ensure that it matches the account ID your log into |
Make sure you click the Create Role on AWS button to actually create the role on AWS. (You will be redirected to do this)
Make sure you are logged into your AWS account's console in a different tab in
th same browser as the SkyU console before clicking the Create Role on AWS
button.
Run the Stack
After creating the role on AWS, you will be redirected to the stack creation page. Click on Create Stack to create the stack.
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| Name | Automatically Filled Name of the Amazon Cloud Credential. This is for your reference. |
| AccountID | Automatically Filled SkyU Control Plane ID for ARN |
| GithubOrgName | Your Github Organization / Account |
Fill the GithubOrgName with your Github organization name. As an example, if your repo is in a personal account, the repo URL would be something like https://github.com/git-username/repo-name. In which case the GithubOrgName would be 'git-username'.
Update Credential
Any Amazon Cloud credential you've added can be modified later through the cloud credentials list page.
Furthermore, you can update permissions for the ARN via AWS Control Plane manually.