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Steps to run tasks in ECS with Credentials-fetcher.

1) Create a virtual env
3) Create a virtual env
Go to cdk directory

```
$ cd cdk/
```
To manually create a virtualenv on MacOS and Linux:

```
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$ source .venv/bin/activate
```

If you are a Windows platform, you would activate the virtualenv like this:
Once the virtualenv is activated, you can install the required dependencies.

```
% .venv\Scripts\activate.bat
$ pip install -r requirements.txt
```

Once the virtualenv is activated, you can install the required dependencies.
Install AWS cdk

```
$ pip install -r requirements.txt
$ brew install aws-cdk
```

2) Run start_stack.sh (this is a bash script) to create a CloudFormation stack
5) Run start_stack.sh (this is a bash script) to create a CloudFormation stack
2.1) Update start_stack.sh with your aws account number

2.1) This creates Managed Active Directory, launches Windows instance and domain-joins it and creates the gMSA accounts, launches an ECS-optimized Linux instance, creates a new ECS cluster and attaches it to ECS cluster.
2.2) This creates Managed Active Directory, launches Windows instance and domain-joins it and creates the gMSA accounts, launches an ECS-optimized Linux instance, creates a new ECS cluster and attaches it to ECS cluster.
```
(.venv) cdk % ./start_stack.sh
[10:29:46] CDK toolkit version: 2.156.0 (build 2966832)
[10:29:46] Command line arguments: {
_: [ 'bootstrap' ],
```

3) Run copy_credspecs_and_create_task_defs.py to create and copy credspecs to S3 bucket and also to register ECS task definitions.
7) Run copy_credspecs_and_create_task_defs.py to create and copy credspecs to S3 bucket and also to register ECS task definitions.
```
(.venv) cdk % python3 copy_credspecs_and_create_task_defs.py
```

3) After CloudFormation stack is complete, launch tasks using run_tasks.py. (You can install a test RPM into the ECS intance here, if you like)
8) After CloudFormation stack is complete, launch tasks using run_tasks.py. (You can install a test RPM into the ECS intance here, if you like)
```
(.venv) samiull@6cb1339dd38d cdk % python3 run_tasks.py
```
4) Done: You can see the tasks in EC2 Console
9) Done: You can see the tasks in EC2 Console


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