The intrinsic function Condition returns the evaluated result of the specified
condition.
When you are declaring a condition in a template and you need to use another condition in the
evaluation, you can use Condition to refer to that other condition. This is used when
declaring a condition in the Conditions section of the template.
Declaration
JSON
{ "Condition" : "conditionName" }YAML
Syntax for the full function name:
Condition: conditionNameSyntax for the short function name:
!Condition conditionNameParameters
conditionName-
The name of the condition you want to reference.
Return Value
The boolean result of the condition referenced.
Example
The following snippet is from the Conditions section of a template. The
MyAndCondition condition includes the SomeOtherCondition
condition:
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"MyAndCondition": {
"Fn::And": [
{"Fn::Equals": ["sg-mysggroup", {"Ref": "ASecurityGroup"}]},
{"Condition": "SomeOtherCondition"}
]
}YAML
MyAndCondition: !And
- !Equals ["sg-mysggroup", !Ref "ASecurityGroup"]
- !Condition SomeOtherConditionSupported
functions
You can't use any functions in the Condition function. You must specify a
string that's a condition name.
