Fix missing policy statement and syntax errors in aws-content-analysis-auth.template

aws-solutions / content-analysis-on-aws

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Fix missing policy statement and syntax errors in aws-content-analysis-auth.template #87

Closed rickosaws closed 1 year ago

rickosaws commented 1 year ago

Description of changes:

Replace !Sub JSON policy statements with YAML !Refs to clean up template
Add missing KMS policy statement

These changes resolve a a Cloudformation 'Malformed Error' event being thrown when deploying the aws-content-analysis-auth.template from source. Note - the template in the deployment bucket omits this statement and is only experienced if you build and deploy from source.

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raulmlamzn commented 1 year ago

Starting on August 30, 2023 Content Analysis on AWS will no longer be supported and the GitHub repository will be archived. Existing deployments will continue to run. If you have deployed Content Analysis on AWS via cloning GitHub open source code, you may continue to use the solution.

The functionality provided by Content Analysis on AWS will be superseded with functionality in Media2Cloud on AWS and Content Localization on AWS. We encourage you to explore these solutions.

https://github.com/aws-solutions/media2cloud-on-aws https://github.com/aws-solutions/content-localization-on-aws