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Organizations that fully embrace orchestration and automation are

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most likely maintaining their cloud infrastructure of all their

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components and systems by means of code,

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literally using JSON and YAML.

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Next,

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we're going to demonstrate this by logging into the AWS

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Management Console and going into CloudFormation to examine and

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execute a template to create a cloud stack,

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which would be the formation of the full infrastructure of the cloud,

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everything that would include the network,

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the compute, and the storage capabilities written out in code.

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Once we log into the console,

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we'll import a template that's stored in an S3 bucket,

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we will examine the settings, and then we will execute it.

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Let's get started. First,

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let's find CloudFormation. And once we select that, what we want

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to do is go to Stacks, and we will select Create stack, which

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would be the representation of your total infrastructure of

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compute, storage, and networking.

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So I'm going to put a stack in there already that can be reached

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via an S3 bucket, and I can view it inside of Designer. And what

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it's doing is it's interpreting the actual YAML or JSON code in

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which it's written.

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I choose to go ahead and use that one, so I'm going to

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select Launch, and I'll come over here, select Next,

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give it a name, CCSPOperationsCourse. Select Next.

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I'm going to keep everything as default and go ahead and select Next

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and Create stack. And acknowledge and Create stack.

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We can see creation is in progress. And if I go interrogate it, it

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let me know where it is in the creation process.

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There I go with refreshing it,

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telling me that I'm creating a couple of things that

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we'll be using for future demonstration.

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So, we'll come back to this a little bit later. And after a few minutes,

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you will see that the creation has been completed.

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So this is a combination of subnets, gateways,

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DHCP associations, clients that allow you to get secure access.

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Our stack has created our infrastructure.
