Task 1: Create a Service Catalog product and portfolio

1. Login to your AWS console using the instructions provided by the instructor

2. Go to Services search box > Service Catalog

   

3. From the left pane, under Administration, click on Product list

   

4. To create our product, we will use a simple CloudFormation template which include the following services:

   

5. Click

6. In Product Name type: my-awesome-product

7. In Owner type your name or an alias

8. In Version details select Use a CloudFormation template

9. In Use a CloudFormation template text box, copy and paste the following URL:

   https://ee-assets-prod-us-east-1.s3.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/modules/6dc73ef66a2d4cf79e247e72cfa4006d/v1/CF-service-catalog-deploy.json
   

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   Note: This CloudFormation template describes the resources and configurations that will be created as part of the Service Catalog product deployment

10. In Version title, type v1

11. Click

12. You must see this message

    

13. Now you need to create a Portfolio to share with your end users and add your newly created Product

14. From the left pane, click on Portfolios

15. Click on

16. In Portfolio Name, type my-awesome-portfolio

17. In Owner, type your name or alias

18. Click on

19. Click on the newly created Portfolio

20. Now you will add the Product to the Portfolio, click on the Products tab

21. Click on

22. Select your Product

    

23. Click on

24. Your Product has been added to your Portfolio, now you need to add users to consume your Product

25. Click on the Groups, roles, and users tab

26. Click on

27. Select the DeveloperGroup, which as been pre-created in the lab environment

    

28. Click on

29. In the next steps you will provide the IAM permissions to the Portfolio so it could have all the required permissions to deploy all the services described in your Product, you will do this by creating a Constraint and assign it an IAM Role. Click on the Constraints tab.

30. Click on

31. You will see the Create constraint configuration

32. In Product, select your Product

33. In Constraint type, select Launch

34. Scroll down to the Launch constraint section

35. In Method, select Select IAM role

36. In IAM role, select Sc-launchConstraint-role from the displayed options

37. Click on

    Note: This IAM role has been pre-created in this lab environment, feel free to navigate to Services > IAM >Roles > Sc-launchConstraint-role to see the Permissions policies attached