(Optional) Step 3: Define queue details

Starting in Queue details, provide a Name for the queue.

For Description, enter the queue description. A clear description can help you quickly identify your queue's purpose.

For Job attachments, you can either create a new Amazon S3 bucket or choose an existing Amazon S3 bucket. If you don't have an existing Amazon S3 bucket, you'll need to create one.

1. To create a new Amazon S3 bucket, select Create new job bucket. You can define the name of the job bucket in the Root prefix field. We recommend calling the bucket deadlinecloud-job-attachments-[MONITORNAME].

   You can only use lowercase letters and dashes. No spaces or special characters.

2. To search for and select an existing Amazon S3 bucket, select Choose from existing Amazon S3 bucket. Then, search for an existing bucket by choosing Browse S3. When the list of your available Amazon S3 buckets display, select the Amazon S3 bucket you want to use for your queue.

If you are using customer-managed fleets, select Enable association with customer-managed fleets.

1. For customer-managed fleets, add a Queue-configured user, and then set the POSIX and/or Windows credentials. Alternatively, you can bypass the run-as functionality by selecting the checkbox.

Your queue requires permission to access Amazon S3 on your behalf. We recommend you create a new service role for every queue.

1. For a new role, complete the following steps.

   1. Select Create and use a new service role.

   2. Enter a Role name for your queue role or use the provided role name.

   3. (Optional) Add a queue role Description.

   4. You can view the IAM permissions for the queue role by choosing View permission details.

2. Alternatively, you can select an existing service role.

(Optional) Add environment variables for the queue environment using name and value pairs.

(Optional) Add tags for the queue using key and value pairs.