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fargate-alb-auth-cognito example dont work #44

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supreme-core opened this issue Jan 29, 2024 · 2 comments
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fargate-alb-auth-cognito example dont work #44

supreme-core opened this issue Jan 29, 2024 · 2 comments

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@supreme-core
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Hi,

I am not able to get /fargate-alb-auth-cognito/ going, using the instruction provided. Has anyone verified if this still works since it was created 3-4 years ago?

I supplied bucket_name, hosted_zone, sub_domain, stack_name as indicated, the only one I am fuzzy about is the sub_domain because the instruction was unclear as to where it came from.

ex.
bucket_name=my-global-cognito-bucket
hosted_zone=us-west-2
sub_domain=some_sub_domain
stack_name=my_stack_name

@michaelwittig
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Hi! You seem to be on the wrong path. hosted_zone is not the AWS region. You can create a hosted zone in Amazon Route 53. The subdomain is added to your hosted zone to make the ALB available when you browse to https://sub_domain

The bucket is needed to upload the CloudFormation template that you are going to deploy.

@supreme-core
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Thanks for the response. I have allocated a time to take a second look later this week. Lemme get back to you soon.

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