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Provision Subscriber

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Recipe · 3 steps

Provision Subscriber

with Amazon Security Lake

Create a subscriber and verify it is provisioned and listed.

  1. Create the subscriber for the enabled account with the supplied identity, sources, and access types.
  2. Read the subscriber back by ID to confirm its provisioned status and capture its ARN and resource share details.
  3. List the subscribers for the account to confirm the new subscriber is registered.
What you'll need to have ready
  • subscriberName: The name of the subscriber to create.
  • subscriberDescription: A description of the subscriber.
  • subscriberIdentity: The identity (external ID and principal) of the subscriber.
  • sources: The AWS log sources and log types to subscribe to.
  • accessTypes: The access types granted to the subscriber (LAKEFORMATION, S3).
For your developer

Arazzo workflow amazon-security-lake:provision-subscriber, 3 operations: CreateSubscriber → GetSubscriber → ListSubscribers. Specs on APIs.io.

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