Likvid Bank Cloud Foundation
Foundation
  • Azure
  • AWS
  • IONOS
  • STACKIT
  • SAP BTP
  • GCP
Concepts
meshStack
Compliance
Foundation
  • Azure
  • AWS
  • IONOS
  • STACKIT
  • SAP BTP
  • GCP
Concepts
meshStack
Compliance
  • meshStack Configuration Reference
  • Guides

    • Automating Security Incident Management via meshStack API
    • Business Platforms
    • GitHub Repository as a Custom Platform
    • Integrating Existing Automation and GitOps Pipelines
    • IONOS Custom Platform: Likvid Government Guard
    • Maintaing Security Contacts with meshStack
    • Importing building blocks from meshStack Hub
    • On Premises Connectivity
    • Quickstart AWS Buildingblock
      • AWS Account Pre-requisites
      • Conclusion
    • SAP BTP as a Custom Platform
    • STACKIT Custom Platform
    • Composing Building Blocks and Tenants into Starter Kits

Quickstart AWS Buildingblock

M25 Platform Team wants to start offering AWS services to application teams through meshStack's building blocks functionality. To try it out first, they have decided to start small, and provide a simple S3 bucket to consumers.

They start their journey by checking out AWS Building Block Quickstart Guide, and ensure they meet all the listed prerequisites.

AWS Account Pre-requisites

In their workspace M25 Platform Team, they created a project named Quickstart Infrastructure, with an AWS tenant (Account: 495599748622) under landing zone likvid-aws-prod. This account will hold all S3 buckets ordered by application teams.

In the created AWS account, they create an IAM user with necessary permissions for performing S3 bucket operations, for simplicity, they provide full access to S3 (s3:*).

Conclusion

Now that they have all prerequisites ready, they continue following the AWS Building Block Quickstart Guide

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