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Python Essentials for AWS Cloud Developers

You're reading from   Python Essentials for AWS Cloud Developers Run and deploy cloud-based Python applications using AWS

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Product type Paperback
Published in May 2023
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781804610060
Length 224 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Table of Contents (18) Chapters Close

Preface 1. Part 1: Python Installation and the Cloud
2. Chapter 1: Using Python on AWS FREE CHAPTER 3. Chapter 2: Creating an AWS Account 4. Part 2: A Deep Dive into AWS with Python
5. Chapter 3: Cloud Computing with Lambda 6. Chapter 4: Running Python Applications on EC2 7. Chapter 5: Running Python Applications with PyCharm 8. Chapter 6: Deploying Python Applications on Elastic Beanstalk 9. Part 3: Useful AWS Services to Implement Python
10. Chapter 7: Monitoring Applications via CloudWatch 11. Chapter 8: Database Operations with RDS 12. Chapter 9: Creating an API in AWS 13. Chapter 10: Using Python with NoSQL (DynamoDB) 14. Chapter 11: Using Python with Glue 15. Chapter 12: Reference Project on AWS 16. Index 17. Other Books You May Enjoy

Configuring the AWS Toolkit

We are going to configure the AWS Toolkit in order to connect it to our AWS account. We will start by setting the credentials for our AWS account:

  1. After restarting the IDE, you will see the text AWS: No credentials selected at the bottom-right of the page. Click this text:

Figure 5.4 – AWS: No credentials selected

  1. After clicking it, you will see the AWS Connection Settings menu appear. We are now going to configure the credentials. In order for the IDE to connect to AWS, we need to provide the AWS access key and secret key:

Figure 5.5 – Click Region

In the previous chapter, Chapter 4, Running Python Applications on EC2, we created an S3User via the IAM service. For our current use case, we follow the same steps in order to create a user that has Lambda access:

  1. In the IAM console, add a user with the name ProgrammaticUser and click Next: Permissions:
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