us-east-1
at 744 hours per month.AdministratorAccess
policy is sufficient. (Quilt creates and manages a VPC, containers, S3 buckets, a database, and more.)IAM > Roles > Create Role > AWS service > CloudFormation
in the AWS console.AdministratorAccess
:https://quilt.mycompany.com
, you require a certificate for either *.mycompany.com
or for the following 3 domains: quilt.mycompany.com
, quilt-registry.mycompany.com
and quilt-s3-proxy.mycompany.com
in the AWS Certificate Manager. You may either create a new certificate, or import an existing certificate. The ARN for this certificate or set of certificates is required for use as the CertificateArnELB
CloudFormation parameter.ObjectRemoved:DeleteMarkerCreated
.quilt.mycompany.com
.Continue to Subscribe
on the Quilt Business Listing to subscribe then return to this page for installation instructions. The CloudFormation template and instructions on AWS Marketplace are infrequently updated and may be missing critical bugfixes.CREATE_COMPLETE
as the Status for your CloudFormation stack.CNAME
records. Replace italics with the corresponding stack Outputs.https://<QuiltWebHost>/oauth-callback
AzureBaseUrl
will be of the form https://ENDPOINT/TENANT_ID
. In most cases ENDPOINT
is simply login.microsoftonline.com
. Reference Microsoft identity platform and OpenID Connect protocol and National clouds for further details.Add Application
Web
Quilt
or something similar<QuiltWebHost>
to Login redirect URIs
and Initiate login URI
Client ID
to a safe placehttps://<MY_COMPANY>.okta.com/oauth2/default
; copy it to a safe placeNew Connector
Sign on method
to OpenID Connect
Login URL
to https://<QuiltWebHost>/oauth-callback
Add App to Connector
Outputs
, then find RegistryRoleARN
and copy its value. It should look something like this: arn:aws:iam::000000000000:role/stackname-ecsTaskExecutionRole
.Roles
. Select the role you want to use. Go to the Trust Relationships
tab for the role, and select Edit Trust Relationship
. The statement might look something like this:quilt3.admin.create_role
).