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Working with CloudFormation Condition Functions
This hands-on lab allows the student to create a condition function in a CloudFormation template. The condition function will determine if the VPC deployed by the template will be configured with default or dedicated tenancy. The student can either take the challenge of completing the lab without looking at the solution template, or they follow along with the solution offered in the second video.

Lab Info
Table of Contents
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Challenge
Create a VPC with Dedicated Tenancy
- From the CloudFormation Management Console, select Create Stack.
- Upload the
Lab1_VPC.json
template file provided in the GitHub repo - Review the template in Designer.
- Name the stack
simplevpc
- Keep all other defaults, then Submit.
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Challenge
Create a VPC with Default Tenancy
- From the CloudFormation Management Console, select Create Stack.
- Upload the
vpctenancy.json
template with the condition function provided in the GitHub repo. - Review the template in Designer.
- Name the stack
cfconditionfortenancy
- Under Parameters, for Tenancy, select Default, then Submit.
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