A Systems Manager Automation Document can automatically create a Jira issue with the fields set to have a linked AWS resource and up to three suggested remediation documents.
To install this automation document, download and extract the JSM Connector Create Remediation Issue Automation and IT Lifecycle
Demo.zip
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JSMConnector-CreateRemediationIssue.ssmdoc.yaml
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JSMConnector-function.zip
Follow these steps
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Upload the file JSMConnector-function.zip to a bucket. In the following command, replace ${BUCKET} with the appropriate bucket:
aws s3 cp JSMConnector-function.zip s3://${BUCKET}/function.zip -
Create the Systems Manager Automation Document, called JSMConnector-CreateRemediationIssue, with the contents from the file JSMConnector-CreateRemediationIssue.ssmdoc.yaml and an attachment Key=SourceUrl,Values=s3://${BUCKET}/, using the bucket name from the previous step as ${BUCKET}. The following command replaces ${BUCKET}):
aws ssm create-document --name "JSMConnector-CreateRemediationIssue" --content "file://JSMConnector-CreateRemediationIssue.ssmdoc.yaml" --document-type "Automation" --document-format "YAML" --attachments "Key=SourceUrl,Values=s3://${BUCKET}/"
Once installed, enter the parameters and run it. Note that it requires many of the same parameters, as described previously to connect to Jira.
You should then see an issue in Jira with AWS Config information and the suggested remediation shown.
