Sequentially initialise ec2 via cft
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I am trying to create a cft where due to some reason I want sequential initialisation of ec2 instances via cft.
Is it even possible?
amazon-ec2 ansible amazon-cloudformation aws-cli
asked Nov 21 at 2:22
jasmeet kaur
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I am trying to create a cft where due to some reason I want sequential initialisation of ec2 instances via cft.
Is it even possible?
amazon-ec2 ansible amazon-cloudformation aws-cli
asked Nov 21 at 2:22
jasmeet kaur
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Define sequential initialisation on this context. If you want one EC2 instance to be launched after another, you can chain them with theDependsOnattribute from CloudFormation. If you want them to be launched at the same time but have initialisation scripts/steps to be taken in a certain order, you will need something like cfn-init and use WaitConditions and WaitHandlers.
– tyron
Nov 21 at 17:57
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I am trying to create a cft where due to some reason I want sequential initialisation of ec2 instances via cft.
Is it even possible?
amazon-ec2 ansible amazon-cloudformation aws-cli
asked Nov 21 at 2:22
jasmeet kaur
11
I am trying to create a cft where due to some reason I want sequential initialisation of ec2 instances via cft.
Is it even possible?
amazon-ec2 ansible amazon-cloudformation aws-cli
amazon-ec2 ansible amazon-cloudformation aws-cli
asked Nov 21 at 2:22
jasmeet kaur
11
asked Nov 21 at 2:22
jasmeet kaur
11
asked Nov 21 at 2:22
jasmeet kaur
11
asked Nov 21 at 2:22
jasmeet kaur
11
asked Nov 21 at 2:22
jasmeet kaur
11
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Define sequential initialisation on this context. If you want one EC2 instance to be launched after another, you can chain them with theDependsOnattribute from CloudFormation. If you want them to be launched at the same time but have initialisation scripts/steps to be taken in a certain order, you will need something like cfn-init and use WaitConditions and WaitHandlers.
– tyron
Nov 21 at 17:57
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Define sequential initialisation on this context. If you want one EC2 instance to be launched after another, you can chain them with theDependsOnattribute from CloudFormation. If you want them to be launched at the same time but have initialisation scripts/steps to be taken in a certain order, you will need something like cfn-init and use WaitConditions and WaitHandlers.
– tyron
Nov 21 at 17:57
Define sequential initialisation on this context. If you want one EC2 instance to be launched after another, you can chain them with the
DependsOn attribute from CloudFormation. If you want them to be launched at the same time but have initialisation scripts/steps to be taken in a certain order, you will need something like cfn-init and use WaitConditions and WaitHandlers.– tyron
Nov 21 at 17:57
Define sequential initialisation on this context. If you want one EC2 instance to be launched after another, you can chain them with the
DependsOn attribute from CloudFormation. If you want them to be launched at the same time but have initialisation scripts/steps to be taken in a certain order, you will need something like cfn-init and use WaitConditions and WaitHandlers.– tyron
Nov 21 at 17:57
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Define sequential initialisation on this context. If you want one EC2 instance to be launched after another, you can chain them with the
DependsOnattribute from CloudFormation. If you want them to be launched at the same time but have initialisation scripts/steps to be taken in a certain order, you will need something like cfn-init and use WaitConditions and WaitHandlers.– tyron
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