User's Guide

Managing AWS Resources

The following topics are applicable to AWS resource management:

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  Provisioning AWS Resources — You likely need to provision a few dedicated AWS resources to get started with identity federation. To ease this, there are two AWS CloudFormation templates to choose from.
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  Provisioning AWS Resources — You likely need to provision a few dedicated AWS resources to get started with automation. To ease this, there are two AWS CloudFormation templates to choose from.
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  Providing AWS Security Credentials — Automation with AWS integrates with Identity Federation for AWS to provide shared AWS Security Credentials management.

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  Providing AWS Security Credentials — In order to provide temporary AWS security credentials for other apps via a REST API and single sign-on (SSO) to the AWS Management Console, you need to provide long term AWS security credentials within Identity Federation for AWS.
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  Providing AWS Security Credentials — Tasks for AWS integrates with Identity Federation for AWS (Bamboo) to provide shared AWS Security Credentials management.
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  Configuring an AWS Connector — In order to enable access to your AWS resources, you need to create at least one AWS Connector.
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  Configuring an AWS Access Key — In order to create AWS connectors, you need to add at least one AWS Access Key, which provides the required long-term AWS security credentials used to derive temporary AWS security credentials for your Atlassian users – refer to Create individual IAM users for details.

Using Actions

Use the following actions to notify and automate all the things with AWS:

Using Integrations

Bamboo

Use the following integrations to run remote actions in Bamboo:

JIRA

Use the following integrations to run remote actions in JIRA:

How-to Articles

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)