AWS Toolkit for Eclipse

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• What is the AWS Toolkit for Eclipse?
• Getting Started
  • Set up the Toolkit
  • Set up AWS Credentials
  • Associate Private Keys with Your Amazon EC2 Key Pairs
• AWS Toolkit for Eclipse Basics
  • Building an AWS Java Application
  • Serverless Projects
  • Differentiating AWS Resources with Naming
• Working with AWS Services
  • How to Access AWS Explorer
  • Using Lambda with the AWS Toolkit for Eclipse
    • Tutorial: How to Create, Upload and Invoke an AWS Lambda Function
    • AWS Lambda Interface Reference
      • New AWS Lambda Java Project Dialog
      • Upload AWS Lambda Function Dialog
      • Run AWS Lambda Function Dialog
  • The CloudFormation Template Editor
    • Adding and Accessing CloudFormation Templates in Eclipse
    • Deploying a CloudFormation Template in Eclipse
    • Updating a CloudFormation Template in Eclipse
    • Validating a CloudFormation Template in Eclipse
  • Using DynamoDB with AWS Explorer
  • Launch an Amazon EC2 Instance from an Amazon Machine Image
  • Managing Security Groups from AWS Explorer
  • Viewing and Adding Amazon SNS Notifications
  • Connecting to Amazon Relational Database Service (Amazon RDS)
  • Identity and Access Management
• Document History

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Getting Started

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Getting Started

This section provides information for those getting started with the AWS Toolkit for Eclipse, including information about how to install and configure the AWS Toolkit for Eclipse.

• Set up the Toolkit
• Set up AWS Credentials
• Associate Private Keys with Your Amazon EC2 Key Pairs

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