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Thanks, I added more clarification and moved the policy config to the right place.
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Related Issues (16)
- Review of DynamoDB, Redshift, S3 live lab HOT 1
- You should mention here that the AWS account needs root level permissions
- The steps should use consistent language. I'd suggest a lower level header (###) for each:
- I'd suggest some stronger language HOT 2
- They will also need to create a separate schema registry API key, right? HOT 1
- This diagram looks ok, but to take it to the next level, it should be remade in Figma with the updated icons. The icons used are from old branding.
- Should use svg rather than png. PNG files don't scale well for different screens.
- The text should be bigger. In figma, you can use a standard 1920x1080 frame with standard text styles from the web dev library so the font size will be more appropriate
- "Create an IAM Policy and attach it to an IAM User." I am not following along the lab as I read, but this seems like not enough information. Which user? Which policy? I think you should explicitly instruct us to create an IAM user called "confluent-s3-demo-user" or something like that. I then see the policy json after the next step. The policy json should be under this step, not the "Create a key pair for the IAM User you just created" step. HOT 1
- "For DynamoDB you can either reuse the IAM User from S3 or create a new one." Too many choices. Be more explicit. "Create another IAM user called confluent-dynamo-demo-user" or some such. HOT 1
- I would keep in mind to update this whenever ksqlDB gets Connect integration. You would then be able to create the connector with a ksqlDB query. HOT 1
- I'd call this section before step 1 "Step 0: Create Accounts and Test Connectivity"
- The port quiz step is confusing. At first it sounds like I need my machine to allow access to 443 and 9092 to the public internet. But then I see the "outbound traffic". Maybe simplify to "Test that your network allows outbound requests from your machine to ports 443 and 9092 over the public internet."
- Streamline with Terraform HOT 1
- Provide a lab workspace to run applications
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