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Understand Config and Service Catalog

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Understand Config and Service Catalog

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- [Instructor] A common business requirement when you're building continuous deployment pipelines is around compliance and there are a couple of tools that you can integrate with pipelines and I want to just mention them here. First is AWS config. Basically what this is is you can not only look at the configuration of resources in your count, as the documentation says here about AWS config, it's the service that allows you to set up rules. Why you would use this with a pipeline is you might want to have specific constraints around specific services and I'll just show you my example here. So if I go to the config console and I click add rule, you'll see that there are a bunch of pre-created rules. You can make your own too. One that I've used before is ec2-instances-in-vpc and obviously the reason for that is so that you don't have rogue EC2 instances that somebody is starting out there and you just specify that VPC ID here, so I'd have to just copy in a VPC ID and then once you would…

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