Amazon Web Services

Integrating Amazon Web Services (AWS) allows the AI SRE Agent to directly interact with your cloud infrastructure and operational data.

1. Go to Integrations on the left sidebar.

2. On the Integrations page, click Amazon Web Services.

   

Configure AWS Cloud Formation

1. Go to Integrations on the left sidebar.

2. On the Integrations page, click Amazon Web Services.

   

3. On the Amazon Web Services page, click Manage.

   

4. On the Manage Amazon Web Services API Keys page, click Add Account.

   

5. On the Amazon Web Services pane, the Access Type is set to IAM Keys. To know more, see Manage Access Keys.

6. On the left sidebar you find the steps required for you to do before configuration. By default, you are in the first step, Prerequisites.

7. Under Prerequisites, view the requirements and set them.

   To know more, see:

   • AWS Cloud Shell
   • AWS CLI

   

8. Click Done to proceed to Template.

9. Under Create CloudFormation Template, copy the command and run it to create a template.

   To know more, see AWS CloudFormation Template.

   

10. Click Done, I have created template to proceed to Deploy.

11. Under Deploy CloudFormation Stack, copy the command and run it to deploy the CloudFormation stack.

    To know more, see AWS CloudFormation Stack.

    

12. Click Done, I have deployed stack to proceed to Get Keys.

13. Under Get Access Keys:

    1. Copy the first command and run it to get access keys. Copy the access and secret keys to use them in the configuration.

    2. Copy the second command and run it to verify the configuration.

    To know more, see Manage Access Keys.

    

14. Click Done, I got my access keys to proceed to Configure.

15. Under Configure Obliq:

    1. Enter your access key in the Access Key ID text box.
    2. Enter your secret key in the Secret Access Key text box.
    3. Select the AWS region of your IAM account in the Region text box. To know more, see AWS Regions.

    

16. Click Save Credentials to save the AWS CloudFormation configuration.

Configure AWS Console

1. Go to Integrations on the left sidebar.

2. On the Integrations page, click Amazon Web Services.

   

3. On the Amazon Web Services page, click Manage.

   

4. On the Manage Amazon Web Services API Keys page, click Add Account.

   

5. On the Amazon Web Services pane, go to Console.

6. Under Console, the Access Type is set to IAM Keys. To know more, see Manage Access Keys.

7. On the left sidebar you find the steps required for you to do before configuration. By default, you are on the first step, IAM Policy.

8. Under IAM Policy, perform the steps to create an IAM policy.

   To know more, see Create IAM Policies.

   

9. Click Done, I have created IAM Policy to proceed to IAM User.

10. Under IAM User, perform the steps to create an IAM User.

    To know more, see IAM User.

    

11. Click Done, I have created IAM User to proceed to Attach Policy.

12. Under Attach Policy, perform the steps to attach policy to the IAM User that you created.

    To know more, see Add or removed identity permissions.

    

13. Click Done, I have attached policies to proceed to Create Keys.

14. Under Create Access Keys, perform the steps to create them. Copy the access key and secret key to use them in configuration.

    To know more, see Manage Access Keys.

    

15. Click Done, I have created access keys to proceed to Configure.

16. Under Configure Obliq:

    1. Enter your access key in the Access Key ID text box.
    2. Enter your secret key in the Secret Access Key text box.
    3. Select the AWS region of your IAM account in the Region text box. To know more, see AWS Regions.

    

17. Click Save Credentials to save the AWS Console configuration.

Configure AWS CLI

1. Go to Integrations on the left sidebar.

2. On the Integrations page, click Amazon Web Services.

   

3. On the Amazon Web Services page, click Manage.

   

4. On the Manage Amazon Web Services API Keys page, click Add Account.

   

5. On the Amazon Web Services pane, go to CLI.

6. Under CLI, the Access Type is set to IAM Keys. To know more, see Manage Access Keys.

7. On the left sidebar you find the steps required for you to do before configuration. By default, you are on the first step, Prerequisites.

8. Under Prerequisites, two options each with 2 steps are provided. Pick an option and set the prerequisites.

   To know more, see:

   • AWS Cloud Shell
   • AWS CLI

   

9. Click Done to proceed to IAM User.

10. Under IAM User:

    1. Copy the first command and run it to create an IAM user.

    2. Copy the second command and run it to verify the newly created IAM user.

    To know more, see IAM User.

    

11. Click Done, I have created IAM User to proceed to IAM Policy.

12. Under IAM Policy, copy the command and run it to create an IAM Policy.

To know more, see Create IAM Policies.

13. Click Done, I have created IAM Policy to proceed to Attach Policy.

14. Under Attach Policy:

    1. Copy the first command and run it to attach the comprehensive policy to the user.
    2. Copy the second command and run it to verify the policy attachment.

    To know more, see Add or removed identity permissions.

    

15. Click Done, I have attached my policy to proceed to Get Keys.

16. Under Get Access Keys:

    1. Copy the first command and run it to get access keys. Copy the keys to use them in the configuration.
    2. Copy the second command and run it to verify the configuration.

    To know more, see Manage Access Keys.

    

17. Click Done to proceed to Configure.

18. Under Configure Obliq:

    1. Enter your access key in the Access Key ID text box.
    2. Enter your secret key in the Secret Access Key text box.
    3. Select the AWS region of your IAM account in the Region text box. To know more, see AWS Regions.

19. Click Save Credentials to save the AWS CLI configuration.