Execute stack after cloudFormation Deploy

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I have a ApiGateway made with Serverless-model-application that I made a integration with GitHub via CodePipeline, everything is running fine, the pipeline reads the webhook, builds the buildpsec.yml and deploys the CloudFormation file, creating the updating the stack.

The thing is after the stack is updated it still needs a approval on the console, how can I make the execute on the stack update be auto-run?

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The thing is after the stack is updated it still needs a approval on the console, how can I make the execute on the stack update be auto-run?

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The thing is after the stack is updated it still needs a approval on the console, how can I make the execute on the stack update be auto-run?

edited Nov 8 at 23:18

Angel Oropeza

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asked Nov 8 at 19:38

Daniel Bezerra De Menezes

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The thing is after the stack is updated it still needs a approval on the console, how can I make the execute on the stack update be auto-run?

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edited Nov 8 at 23:18

Angel Oropeza

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asked Nov 8 at 19:38

Daniel Bezerra De Menezes

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edited Nov 8 at 23:18

Angel Oropeza

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asked Nov 8 at 19:38

Daniel Bezerra De Menezes

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edited Nov 8 at 23:18

Angel Oropeza

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edited Nov 8 at 23:18

Angel Oropeza

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edited Nov 8 at 23:18

Angel Oropeza

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asked Nov 8 at 19:38

Daniel Bezerra De Menezes

389418

asked Nov 8 at 19:38

Daniel Bezerra De Menezes

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asked Nov 8 at 19:38

Daniel Bezerra De Menezes

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It sounds like your pipeline is doing one of two things, unless I'm misunderstanding you:

Making a change set but not executing it in the cloudformation console.

Proceeding to a manual approval step in the pipeline and awaiting your confirmation.

Since #2 is simply solved by removing that step, let's talk about #1.

Assuming you are successfully creating a change set called ChangeSetName, you need a step in your pipeline with the following (cfn JSON template syntax):

"Name": "StepName",

"ActionTypeId": {"Category": "Deploy",

                 "Owner": "AWS",

                 "Provider": "CloudFormation",

                 "Version": "1"

                                },

                 "Configuration": {

                 "ActionMode": "CHANGE_SET_EXECUTE",

                 "ChangeSetName": {

                 "Ref": "ChangeSetName"

                                    },

                 ...

Keep the other parameters (e.g. RoleArn) consistent per usual.

answered Nov 8 at 23:20

Charles Landau

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Thanks dude, u got it right
– Daniel Bezerra De Menezes
Nov 9 at 11:38

Which one was it @DanielBezerraDeMenezes ?
– Charles Landau
Nov 9 at 13:02

1

The first one, i added an extra step in the pipeline with the change set execute.
– Daniel Bezerra De Menezes
Nov 9 at 13:06

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It sounds like your pipeline is doing one of two things, unless I'm misunderstanding you:

Making a change set but not executing it in the cloudformation console.

Proceeding to a manual approval step in the pipeline and awaiting your confirmation.

Since #2 is simply solved by removing that step, let's talk about #1.

Assuming you are successfully creating a change set called ChangeSetName, you need a step in your pipeline with the following (cfn JSON template syntax):

"Name": "StepName",

"ActionTypeId": {"Category": "Deploy",

                 "Owner": "AWS",

                 "Provider": "CloudFormation",

                 "Version": "1"

                                },

                 "Configuration": {

                 "ActionMode": "CHANGE_SET_EXECUTE",

                 "ChangeSetName": {

                 "Ref": "ChangeSetName"

                                    },

                 ...

Keep the other parameters (e.g. RoleArn) consistent per usual.

answered Nov 8 at 23:20

Charles Landau

1,0851111

Thanks dude, u got it right
– Daniel Bezerra De Menezes
Nov 9 at 11:38

Which one was it @DanielBezerraDeMenezes ?
– Charles Landau
Nov 9 at 13:02

1

The first one, i added an extra step in the pipeline with the change set execute.
– Daniel Bezerra De Menezes
Nov 9 at 13:06

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up vote
1
down vote

accepted

It sounds like your pipeline is doing one of two things, unless I'm misunderstanding you:

Making a change set but not executing it in the cloudformation console.

Proceeding to a manual approval step in the pipeline and awaiting your confirmation.

Since #2 is simply solved by removing that step, let's talk about #1.

Assuming you are successfully creating a change set called ChangeSetName, you need a step in your pipeline with the following (cfn JSON template syntax):

"Name": "StepName",

"ActionTypeId": {"Category": "Deploy",

                 "Owner": "AWS",

                 "Provider": "CloudFormation",

                 "Version": "1"

                                },

                 "Configuration": {

                 "ActionMode": "CHANGE_SET_EXECUTE",

                 "ChangeSetName": {

                 "Ref": "ChangeSetName"

                                    },

                 ...

Keep the other parameters (e.g. RoleArn) consistent per usual.

answered Nov 8 at 23:20

Charles Landau

1,0851111

Thanks dude, u got it right
– Daniel Bezerra De Menezes
Nov 9 at 11:38

Which one was it @DanielBezerraDeMenezes ?
– Charles Landau
Nov 9 at 13:02

1

The first one, i added an extra step in the pipeline with the change set execute.
– Daniel Bezerra De Menezes
Nov 9 at 13:06

add a comment |

up vote
1
down vote

accepted

It sounds like your pipeline is doing one of two things, unless I'm misunderstanding you:

Making a change set but not executing it in the cloudformation console.

Proceeding to a manual approval step in the pipeline and awaiting your confirmation.

Since #2 is simply solved by removing that step, let's talk about #1.

Assuming you are successfully creating a change set called ChangeSetName, you need a step in your pipeline with the following (cfn JSON template syntax):

"Name": "StepName",

"ActionTypeId": {"Category": "Deploy",

                 "Owner": "AWS",

                 "Provider": "CloudFormation",

                 "Version": "1"

                                },

                 "Configuration": {

                 "ActionMode": "CHANGE_SET_EXECUTE",

                 "ChangeSetName": {

                 "Ref": "ChangeSetName"

                                    },

                 ...

Keep the other parameters (e.g. RoleArn) consistent per usual.

answered Nov 8 at 23:20

Charles Landau

1,0851111

It sounds like your pipeline is doing one of two things, unless I'm misunderstanding you:

Making a change set but not executing it in the cloudformation console.

Proceeding to a manual approval step in the pipeline and awaiting your confirmation.

Since #2 is simply solved by removing that step, let's talk about #1.

Assuming you are successfully creating a change set called ChangeSetName, you need a step in your pipeline with the following (cfn JSON template syntax):

"Name": "StepName",

"ActionTypeId": {"Category": "Deploy",

                 "Owner": "AWS",

                 "Provider": "CloudFormation",

                 "Version": "1"

                                },

                 "Configuration": {

                 "ActionMode": "CHANGE_SET_EXECUTE",

                 "ChangeSetName": {

                 "Ref": "ChangeSetName"

                                    },

                 ...

Keep the other parameters (e.g. RoleArn) consistent per usual.

answered Nov 8 at 23:20

Charles Landau

1,0851111

answered Nov 8 at 23:20

Charles Landau

1,0851111

answered Nov 8 at 23:20

Charles Landau

1,0851111

answered Nov 8 at 23:20

Charles Landau

1,0851111

Thanks dude, u got it right
– Daniel Bezerra De Menezes
Nov 9 at 11:38

Which one was it @DanielBezerraDeMenezes ?
– Charles Landau
Nov 9 at 13:02

1

The first one, i added an extra step in the pipeline with the change set execute.
– Daniel Bezerra De Menezes
Nov 9 at 13:06

add a comment |

Thanks dude, u got it right
– Daniel Bezerra De Menezes
Nov 9 at 11:38

Which one was it @DanielBezerraDeMenezes ?
– Charles Landau
Nov 9 at 13:02

1

The first one, i added an extra step in the pipeline with the change set execute.
– Daniel Bezerra De Menezes
Nov 9 at 13:06

Thanks dude, u got it right
– Daniel Bezerra De Menezes
Nov 9 at 11:38

Which one was it @DanielBezerraDeMenezes ?
– Charles Landau
Nov 9 at 13:02

The first one, i added an extra step in the pipeline with the change set execute.
– Daniel Bezerra De Menezes
Nov 9 at 13:06

add a comment |

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