CloudFormation Templates
- Navigate to Settings > Resources > CloudFormation
- Click Manage Resource to create and configure a new integration instance
- Click on Add New
Details needed to set up CloudFormation instance in Fylamynt:
Parameters | Description | Required |
Template Id | Unique human readable name for resource | True |
Repo Id | Github repo id | True |
Ref | Github commit ref, (ie: main/master) | False |
File Path | Absolute filepath of template file | True |
Note:
Here Repo Id is a drop down and values populate from the Git Resources, please click here to learn more about Git resources
Follow the steps listed below to get the desired parameters to enter in Fylamynt
- Template Id parameter is the unique human readable name for resource, any string could be provided, Since this is unique identifier 2 resources can not have the same template id
- Login to your Github Account
- Open your Repository

- In above picture after username attribute is Repo Id (ie: <username>/<repoId>), copy the repo id
- Here parameter Ref is any branch or any commit, (Note: If not provided default branch would be used)
- Here File Path parameter is the absolute path of template json file (with respect to root of the Repo), In below image as can be seen the aws_ec2.json is the template file, hence file path would be mydir/aws_ec2.json

You can add these actions in Fylamynt workflow builder, as part of your workflow.
Integration node to run CloudFormation Run Template
Parameter Name | Description | Required |
Select Alias | AWS assume role alias | True |
Select Template | Template Id of configured cloudformation resource | True |
Parameters | Parameters for your CF template | False |
Note: Make parameters dynamic for user, a template JSON file may or may not contain the parameters, but if template file does not contain the parameters then this should be provided at runtime or run would fail
Parameter Name | Type | Description |
execution_status | String | Status of run (ie: S_OK / E_FAIL) |
stack_id | String | Newly created ID of stack |

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