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    AWS CloudTrail Processing Library

    AWS CloudTrail Processing Library

    Helps Java developers to easily consume and process log files from AWS

    ...Serializes the events in JSON format to Plain Old Java Objects (POJO). Provides interfaces to implement your own business logic for selecting which events to process, processing events, handling errors, and handling log processing status updates. Monitor, store, and validate activity events for authenticity. Easily generate audit reports required by internal policies and external regulations.
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    opsworks-cookbooks

    opsworks-cookbooks

    Chef Cookbooks for the AWS OpsWorks Service

    The AWS OpsWorks Cookbooks repository provides the built-in Chef cookbooks used by the now-deprecated AWS OpsWorks Stacks service, a configuration-management and application-deployment service that used Chef (and optionally Puppet) to manage fleets of EC2 instances. These cookbooks implemented standard tasks such as package installation, web server configuration, database setup, Ruby/PHP/Java application deployment, and integration with AWS stack lifecycle events (setup, configure, deploy, shutdown). Customers could use these cookbooks as-is or extend/override them by supplying custom Chef recipes. Although OpsWorks Stacks reached end-of-life in May 2024, the repository remains valuable for teams still running legacy stacks or studying Chef automation patterns in an AWS context. ...
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