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AWS Cloud Map

AWS Cloud Map is a cloud resource discovery service. With Cloud Map, you can define custom names for your application resources, and it maintains the updated location of these dynamically changing resources. This increases your application availability because your web service always discovers the most up-to-date locations of its resources.

Modern applications are typically composed of multiple services that are accessible over an API and perform a specific function. Each service interacts with a variety of other resources, such as databases, queues, object stores, and customer-defined microservices, and it needs to be able to find the location of all the infrastructure resources on which it depends in order to function. In most cases, you manage all these resource names and their locations manually within the application code. However, manual resource management becomes time consuming and error-prone as the number of dependent infrastructure resources increases or the number of microservices dynamically scale up and down based on traffic. You can also use third-party service discovery products, but this requires installing and managing additional software and infrastructure.

Cloud Map allows you to register any application resources, such as databases, queues, microservices, and other cloud resources, with custom names. Cloud Map then constantly checks the health of resources to make sure the location is up-to-date. The application can then query the registry for the location of the resources needed based on the application version and deployment environment.

Below are the cmdlets which are available with AWS Cloud Map

CmdletNameServiceOperation
Add-SDResourceTag                                  TagResource                                   
Find-SDInstance                                    DiscoverInstances                             
Get-SDInstance                                     GetInstance                                   
Get-SDInstanceList                                 ListInstances                                 
Get-SDInstancesHealthStatus                        GetInstancesHealthStatus                      
Get-SDNamespace                                    GetNamespace                                  
Get-SDNamespaceList                                ListNamespaces                                
Get-SDOperation                                    GetOperation                                  
Get-SDOperationList                                ListOperations                                
Get-SDResourceTag                                  ListTagsForResource                           
Get-SDService                                      GetService                                    
Get-SDServiceList                                  ListServices                                  
New-SDHttpNamespace                                CreateHttpNamespace                           
New-SDInstanceRegistration                         RegisterInstance                              
New-SDPrivateDnsNamespace                          CreatePrivateDnsNamespace                     
New-SDPublicDnsNamespace                           CreatePublicDnsNamespace                      
New-SDService                                      CreateService                                 
Remove-SDInstanceRegistration                      DeregisterInstance                            
Remove-SDNamespace                                 DeleteNamespace                               
Remove-SDResourceTag                               UntagResource                                 
Remove-SDService                                   DeleteService                                 
Update-SDInstanceCustomHealthStatus                UpdateInstanceCustomHealthStatus              
Update-SDService                                   UpdateService                                 

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