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Property
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Configuration Name
| Name of the resource configuration.
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Configuration Description
| Description of the resource configuration.
The description can be up to 256 characters and can contain alphanumeric characters and the following special characters:
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Account Number
| Your account number on the cloud platform.
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Region
| Region of your cloud environment. The sources and targets that you use in mappings should either reside in or be accessible from this region.
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AZ ID
| Identifier for the availability zone. The sources and targets that you use in mappings must either reside or be accessible from the availability zone.
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VPC ID
| ID of the Amazon Virtual Private Cloud (VPC). The VPC must be configured with an endpoint to access the sources and targets that you use in mappings.
For example,
vpc-2f09a348 .
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Subnet ID
| ID of the subnet within the VPC. The subnet must be have an entry point to access the sources and targets that you use in mappings.
For example,
subnet-b46032ec .
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Security Group ID
| ID of the security group that the serverless runtime environment will attach to the ENI. The security group allows access to the sources and targets that you use in tasks.
For example,
sg-e1fb8c9a .
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Role Name
| Name of the IAM role that the serverless runtime environment can assume on your AWS account.
The role must have permissions to create, read, delete, list, detach, and attach an ENI. It also requires read and write permissions on supplementary file location.
Use the Informatica account number and the external ID when you create a policy for the role.
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AWS Tags
| AWS tags to label the ENI that is created in your AWS account.
Each tag must be a key-value pair in the format:
Key=string,Value=string where
Key and
Value are case-sensitive.
Use a space to separate tags.
Follow the rules and guidelines for tagging that AWS specifies. For more information, refer to the AWS documentation.
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Supplementary File Location
| Location on Amazon S3 to store supplementary files, such as JAR files and external libraries for certain transformations and connectors.
Use the format:
s3://<bucket name>/<folder name> .
You must put script files in a folder named
command_scripts . This folder can have subfolders.
Informatica Intelligent Cloud Services synchronizes files at regular intervals within the
command_scripts directory to the Secure Agent, specifically to the agent install directory
apps/Common_Integration_Components/data/command/serverless/command_scripts . If you update files in Amazon S3,
Informatica Intelligent Cloud Services automatically synchronizes them to the Secure Agent.
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