Visual design experience for Automation runbooks
AWS Systems Manager Automation provides a low-code visual design experience that helps you create automation runbooks. The visual design experience provides a drag-and-drop interface with the option to add your own code so you can create and edit runbooks more easily. With the visual design experience, you can do the following:
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Control conditional statements.
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Control how input and output is filtered or transformed for each action.
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Configure error handling.
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Prototype new runbooks.
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Use your prototype runbooks as the starting point for local development with the AWS Toolkit for Visual Studio Code.
When you create or edit a runbook, you can access the visual design experience from the Automation console
Before you begin
To use the visual design experience, you need an AWS account, and credentials that provide the correct permissions for any resources that you want to use.
In the visual design experience, Automation integrates with Amazon CodeGuru Security to help you detect
security policy violations and vulnerabilities in your Python scripts. To use
this feature for aws:executeScript
actions, your AWS Identity and Access Management (IAM) policy must
include the following permissions:
{ "Version": "2012-10-17", "Statement": [ { "Effect": "Allow", "Action": [ "codeguru-security:CreateUploadUrl", "codeguru-security:CreateScan", "codeguru-security:GetScan", "codeguru-security:GetFindings" ] } ] }