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Edit configuration data for extensions in your account

This topic provides guidance on editing configuration data for extensions in your account within a specific Region. Extensions can include configuration properties that apply to all instances of the extension for a given account and Region. These are defined by the extension author in the extension's configuration definition. If there are any required properties in the extension's configuration definition, you must specify those properties before you can use the extension in your account and Region.

For more information about how configuration definitions are defined when developing an extension, see the following documentation.

If your configuration data includes dynamic references to values stored in AWS Systems Manager or AWS Secrets Manager, any role used to provision the type (for example, when creating or updating a stack) must have the proper permissions to retrieve that value. Specifically:

• If the configuration data contains a parameter stored in AWS Systems Manager Parameter Store, the user or role used to provision the type must have permissions to call GetParameter.

• If the configuration data contains a secret stored in AWS Secrets Manager, the user or role used to provision the type must have permissions to call GetSecretValue.

For more information, see Get values stored in other services using dynamic references.

Follow the steps in this section to use the console to:

• View the current configuration data for an extension

• Update extension configuration data for your account

1. Sign in to the AWS Management Console and open the AWS CloudFormation console at https://console.aws.amazon.com/cloudformation.

2. On the navigation bar at the top of the screen, choose your AWS Region.

3. From the navigation pane, under Registry, choose Activated extensions.

4. Find the extension you want to view. For more information, see View the available and activated extensions in the CloudFormation registry.

5. Choose the extension to view the extension details.

6. On the extension details page, choose the Configuration tab.

7. Expand the Configuration schema tab to see the configuration schema defined for the extension.

8. Expand the Configuration tab to see the current configuration that you have set for this extension.

1. On the extension details page, from the Configuration tab, choose Edit configuration.

   Alternatively, from Actions, choose Edit, and then choose Edit configuration.

   CloudFormation displays the Configure extension page. Make sure that View configuration schema is toggled on to see the extension's current configuration definition schema.

2. In the Configuration JSON text box, enter a JSON string that represents the configuration schema you want to set for this extension. It must validate against the schema defined in Configuration schema.

3. Choose Configure extension.

Follow the steps in this section to use the AWS CLI to:

• View the current configuration data for an extension

• Update extension configuration data for your account

• Use the describe-type command to return detailed information about the extension. The ConfigurationSchema element of the output contains the current configuration definition of the extension in a given Region.

  Alternatively, use the batch-describe-type-configurations command to return configuration data about multiple extensions.

• Use the set-type-configuration command to specify the configuration data. The JSON you pass for --configuration must validate against the extension's configuration schema.

  In the following example, the set-type-configuration command specifies the configuration data "{"CredentialKey": "testUserCredential"}" for the --configuration option.

  aws cloudformation set-type-configuration --type RESOURCE \
    --type-name My::Resource::Example \
    --configuration-alias default \
    --configuration "{"CredentialKey": "testUserCredential"}" \
    --region us-west-2

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