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The AWS Copilot CLI is a tool for developers to build, release and operate production ready containerized applications on AWS App Runner or Amazon ECS on AWS Fargate.
I have followed the instructions here https://aws.github.io/copilot-cli/blogs/release-v118/#certificate-import, and they work. Is there any way to "annotate" the certificate import in the manifest for the app or env? Adding a host...
Currently, only PublicLoadBalancerDNSName is exported, therefore if you want to add custom listeners via addon - it is not possible without some custom resource (lambda) to find correct ALB which...
From gitter: https://app.gitter.im/#/room/#aws_copilot-cli:gitter.im/$RSLPUzOm4vbZpMOebo54cqtJ1-y5wt6Da0rvgH21bcI Ask: Similar to `terraform destroy` dispaly all the CloudFormation Resources as a part of the application for `copilot app delete` command.
Hello, is it possible to define multiple Cloudwatch log groups per a single service? the app we are containerizing with AWS Copilot writes multiple log files and we would like...
It would be a useful feature if we could use copilot to create db clusters from existing snapshots. Example: I have a legacy application that I would like to transition...
Currently during `copilot env delete` command, update the stackset instance by redeploys the app stack to remove the account and, if necessary, empties ECR repos and a regional S3 bucket...
It seems that I cannot really use `http.version` equals `http2` as I get the error below when deploying my Load Balance Web Service: > - An HTTP listener rule for...
Running `copilot env package --diff` only shows the diff of the generated env template. This could be enhanced to show the generated addons stack and env param diffs as well.
Copilot currently creates an environment-level EFS filesystem set to Bursting throughput mode. For some of our workloads we've seen that [Elastic Throughput](https://docs.aws.amazon.com/efs/latest/ug/performance.html#throughput-modes) is more appropriate (and it also seems to...
We would like to limit requests with public and private load balancers. For example, could it be done this way? ``` http: path: '/' healthcheck: path: '/' healthy_threshold: 2 unhealthy_threshold:...
