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Self Service Launch Tool

Guided Launch tool deploys various secure cloud networking use cases with the click of a button.

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Error: The bucket you tried to delete is not empty

***Before deleting the Cloudformation Stack, make sure that you have successfully completed the ‘Destroy’ option in the SelfService tool because this will remove any logs of your deployment and you will be unable to destroy in the future.  In order to successfully delete the cloud formation stack, you must first make sure your bucket is empty. To do this, navigate to https://s3.console.aws.amazon.com/s3/home in your account and find the bucket named something like “aviatrix-s3-{region}-selfservice-{accountId}”. Click on the radio button to the left of the bucket name, then find “Empty” in the top right of the list. Follow the steps to empty our bucket and then retry ‘Delete’ on the Cloudformation stack.

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Aviatrix Self Service Launch Tool (SSLT): Walkthrough Guide

1. SSLT: IntroductionThe Aviatrix Self Service Launch Tool (SSLT) is the new community-supported tool that orchestrates the deployment of a multicloud infrastructure securing the cloud networking with the Aviatrix platform. The tool provides several interesting use cases that reflect world case scenarios. 2. Accessing SSLTLaunch the Aviatrix Self Service Launch Tool and click on the “Sign Up / Sign In with LinkedIn” button. Insert your LinkedIn credentials and then click on the “Sign in” button. Then you need to click on “Allow”. 3. SSLT PortalThe SSLT Portal provides two types of automated deployments:Distributed Cloud Firewall for Egress Aviatrix Secure Cloud Networking (Controller/CoPilot)     3.1. Distributed Cloud Firewall for EgressLet’s start exploring the first option (i.e. Distributed Cloud Firewall for Egress).Click on the “Begin Exploring” button.  3.1.1. Step 1 - Prerequisities: How to generate the License KeyFirst and foremost, click on the link “Aviatrix Secure Networking

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How do I update the SelfService CloudFormation template in AWS?

To update the selfservice cloudformation template with the most recent changes, first navigate to Cloudformation in your AWS account. Next, select the region you are trying to update by selecting your region in the top-right of the site. Once you have done so, find the AviatrixSelfServiceDeploy stack, select it, and click “Update”. Then choose “Replace current template” → “Amazon S3 URL” and then enter this url: https://aviatrix-s3-public.s3.amazonaws.com/SelfService/cfn.ymlFinally, just click “Next” through the screens until the cloudformation starts the update.

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Shahzad Ali
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Aviatrix Self Service Launch Tool FAQ

Aviatrix Self Service Launch Tool FAQ1. What is the Aviatrix Self Service Launch Tool? The Aviatrix Self Service Launch Tool is a community-supported tool that enables users to deploy secure cloud networking use cases in minutes. It simplifies and automates the process of setting up secure cloud networks in popular cloud service providers like AWS, Azure, and others.2. How does the Aviatrix Self Service Launch Tool work? The tool provides a user-friendly interface where users can select the desired cloud networking use case and configure the necessary parameters. Once the configuration is complete, the tool provisions the required infrastructure and deploys the networking components automatically, saving time and effort.3. Is there a cost associated with using the Aviatrix Self Service Launch Tool? No, there is no cost for using the Aviatrix Self Service Launch Tool itself. However, please note that users are responsible for paying the license cost of the Aviatrix software and any appl

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Aviatrix Self Service Launch Tool (SSLT): AWS: Manual clean up for the "Secure Egress" use-case infrastructure

The SSLT Secure Egress use-case deploys a number of components to your AWS account in the region you specified. This includes:EC2 instances, keypairs, security groups, volumes An NLB and target group VPCs, subnets, route tables, nat gateway, etc EIPs and network interfaces An S3 bucket and contents IAM roles and policies KMS keysYou can see a listing of many of these items by searching with the AWS tag editor for ‘Owner:Aviatrix-SelfService’AWS Tag Editor Sample Link To clean up the infrastructure in your account, complete the items in the following order:Remove ‘termination protection’ from the EC2 instances ‘AviatrixController’ and ‘aviatrix-avx-ec2-spoke-selfservice’ Terminate all instances Delete the NLB ‘AVX-SelfService-EC2-NLB-Egress’ Delete the Target Group ‘AVX-SelfService-EC2-TG-Egress’ Delete all Keypairs with ‘selfservice’ in the name Delete the nat gateway aviatrix-selfservice-vpc-secure-egress-us-east-2a Delete the controller and copilot network interfaces Release Elastic

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Shahzad Ali
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Instructions to Manually Destroy A Topology Deployed by Aviatrix Self Service Launch Tool (SSLT)

The SSLT is built for production use-cases and scenarios, but there are situation when a team wants to deploy a use-case for quick testing, POV, POC or SRE needs and then destroy after the testing or validation is completedThe SSLT provides an automated way to delete or destroy a use-case or topology. Users are encouraged to use the automated option, but there might be situations when manual delete is needed. The delete function is provided to help. CSP Tags SSLT uses CSP tags to all the resources deployed by it. Users can search CSP tags as mentioned in the following steps and destroy the resources as needed (make sure dependency is followed).Search the CSP tag using Tag Editor called owner:self-service Destroy the resoruces as necessary Then search the CSP automation specific tag such as AWS. In AWS tag is called owner:self-service-cloudformatuon Destroy the resources as necessary AWS Tag Editor Sample Link Detailed instructions for AWS are mentioned here  

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Self Service Launch Tool Cost Breakdown

Aviatrix NAT Gateway Pricing calculations in US East (N. Virginia) Region730 hours in a month x 0.14 USD = 102.2 USD (Aviatrix NAT Gateway usage monthly cost)730 hours in a month x 0.016 USD = 11.68 USD (Aviatrix NAT Gateway t3.medium EC2 monthly cost)5,120 GB per month x 0.00 USD = 0.00 USD (Aviatrix NAT Gateway data processing monthly cost)102.2 USD + 11.68 USD + 0.00 USD = 113.88 USD (Aviatrix NAT Gateway monthly cost)Total Aviatrix NAT Gateway cost (monthly): 113.88 USD AWS NAT Gateway Pricing Calculation in US East (N. Virginia) Region730 hours in a month x 0.045 USD = 32.85 USD (AWS NAT Gateway usage monthly cost)5,120 GB per month x 0.045 USD = 230.40 USD (AWS NAT Gateway data processing monthly cost)32.85 USD + 230.40 USD = 263.25 USD (AWS NAT Gateway data processing and monthly cost)Total AWS NAT Gateway cost (monthly): 263.25 USDSo there is a cost saving for about 58% for this use-case.  Send email to selfservice@aviatrix.com if you have any question regarding the tool or thi

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