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If I want to get events from all regions in an account I have to create the solution in each region.
This creates a DynamoDB table in every region. Which means I have lots of tables with lots of rules to manage.
How hard would it be to create a "Centralised" Dynamo version of this for those of us living in multiple accounts in multiple regions?
We could run a master template in the master account which would init the db tables.
Then we could use a child account stack set to push out from a master account to the child accounts one that doesn't create a table rather refers to the central table in the master account instead.
A bit trickier to setup no doubt but easier to manage once setup (esp from a rules perspective).
The only downside would be if I wanted different rules for an account / region. Then the rules would need additional information to help with that and the rule checker would need to validate this additional information.
This is more a feature request than an issue so I don't mind you closing this down as I don't know where else to put this :) If I get time I will work on this in a fork but I can't help but think you'd be quicker than me at resolving this one :D
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Hi,
If I want to get events from all regions in an account I have to create the solution in each region.
This creates a DynamoDB table in every region. Which means I have lots of tables with lots of rules to manage.
How hard would it be to create a "Centralised" Dynamo version of this for those of us living in multiple accounts in multiple regions?
We could run a master template in the master account which would init the db tables.
Then we could use a child account stack set to push out from a master account to the child accounts one that doesn't create a table rather refers to the central table in the master account instead.
A bit trickier to setup no doubt but easier to manage once setup (esp from a rules perspective).
The only downside would be if I wanted different rules for an account / region. Then the rules would need additional information to help with that and the rule checker would need to validate this additional information.
This is more a feature request than an issue so I don't mind you closing this down as I don't know where else to put this :) If I get time I will work on this in a fork but I can't help but think you'd be quicker than me at resolving this one :D
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: