ServiceCatalogDeploymentGuide.pdf

Deploy the Service Catalog

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your own step-by-step instructions geared toward BallotOnline end users and

administrators. How would end users and admins use these instructions to deploy a

service catalog?

Create Users and Groups

First, create a few BallotOnline employee groups and accounts.

1. On the AWS Console, search for IAM (Identity and Access Management) and click on IAM.

2. Click Groups on the left menu and then click Create new group.

3. For Group name, enter BackupOperators. Click Next Step.

4. In the search box, type S3, then select the AmazonS3FullAccess. Do not click Next Step.

5. In the search box, enter servicecatalog, and then select the ServiceCatalogEndUserFullAccess.

Click Next Step.

6. Click Create Group.

7. Click Users on the left menu. Click Add user.

8. Enter a username. For example, you can use jsmith (your first initial and last name) for your

username.

9. Under Access type, select AWS Management Console access.

10. Select Custom password and enter: UMGCCloud123

11. Uncheck the Require password reset. (You may want to leave this unchecked if you are creating

a user for a production environment.)

12. Click Next: Permissions.

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13. Select the group BallotOperators. Then scroll down and click Next: Review

14. Click Create User.

15. Create a few other users. Make sure you remember their usernames and passwords.

Create a Portfolio

Take the following steps to deploy the AWS Service Catalog:

1. Go to the Service Catalog via

https://console.aws.amazon.com/servicecatalog/home?region=us-east-1#/home

(https://console.aws.amazon.com/servicecatalog/home?region=us-east-1#/home)

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2. Click Get started.

3. Then enter the following:

Portfolio Name CCA630

Description: CCA630 Lab

Owner: Your Name

4. Click Create.

https://console.aws.amazon.com/servicecatalog/home?region=us-east-1#/home

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5. Click the portfolio name.

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Add a New Product

We will add a new product, the AWS Service Catalog, so that the employees (users) of BallotOnline

can leverage the service catalog to deploy the product/application and start using it.

1. Click the down arrow under Service Catalog and select Products list.

2. Click Upload new product.

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3. Add information in the product information section. For example:

Product name Backup and Archiving

Description: Backups and Archiving for BallotOnline

Provided by BallotOnline

Vendor Amazon AWS

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4. Click Next.

5. Enter your contact information as follows:

Prompt Entry

E-mail contact: Enter your e-mail address

Support link http://ballotonline.com/support

Support description: Support

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6. Click Next.

7. Select Specify a URL location for an Amazon CloudFormation template.

To deploy the S3 Bucket template, enter:

https://s3.amazonaws.com/cloudformation-templates-us-east-

1/S3_Website_Bucket_With_Retain_On_Delete.template

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8. Enter the information as follows:

Prompt Entry

Version title AWS

Description S3 Bucket

9. Click Next.

10. Review to confirm the selections and then click Create.

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11. You have now successfully deployed a portfolio with a new product offering by BallotOnline

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Add Users and Grant Access

We grant access to users (employees of BallotOnline) in this step so they can gain access to this

application and deploy it using the AWS Service Catalog.

1. Click on the Users, groups and roles at the bottom of the screen.

2. Click Add user, group or role.

3. Select BackupOperators and click Add Access

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4. Finally, review your newly created product details by clicking on CCA 630 and taking a

screenshot.

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