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  • Configure GitHub Repos in Fylamynt
  • Integration Actions

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  1. Integrations

GitHub

Set up GitHub repositories in Fylamynt and access data that you need.

Configure GitHub Repos in Fylamynt

  • Navigate to Settings > Integrations > GitHub Repos > Add Integration.

Details needed to set up GitHub Repos in Fylamynt:

Parameter

Description

Required

Repo Id

Repository name

True

SSH Key

SSH key of GitHub account

Either SSH key or Access Token

Access Token

Access token

Either SSH key or Access Token

URL

GIT repo SSH URL

True

You can configure Github using either Access Token or SSH key.

An access token is recommended as you can specify granular level access, while SSH Key gives account level access to the Fylamynt.

  • Configure SSH Key:

    • Select “Profile Icon” -> “Settings” -> “SSH and GPG keys”

    • Configure SSH key and add this key as SSH Key parameter in Fylamynt repo configuration

  • Configure Access Token:

    • Select “Profile Icon” -> “Settings” -> “Developer Settings” -> “Personal Access Tokens”

    • Configure Access Token and this as Access Token parameter in Fylamynt repo configuration

Integration Actions

Configured GitHub repos can be used as input for any other actions like CloudFormation_Run_Template. This action node fetches the CloudFormation template file from the GitHub repo and executes it with given parameters.

Configure CloudFormation Template:

  • Make sure that GitHub repos are already configured

  • Navigate to Settings > Resources > CloudFormation Templates > Add New.

  • Add the following details:

Parameter

Description

Required

Template Id

Name for the CloudFormation Template

True

Repo Id

Repo in which CF template is present

True

FilePath

Path to CF template in the repo

True

Ref

Branch, tag, or commit to checkout

True

  • Click on Save CloudFormation Template

Now this template is available in the CloudFormation_Run_Template node.

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