AWS Region Display
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Create a simple API with the list of AWS regions
Transposit can create simple APIs. In this sample app, Transposit exposes a list of all AWS regions to which you have access (and that have the EC2 service running in them).
Before you start#
You need a free Transposit account and an AWS account. The AWS user needs to have programmatic access (you need an aws_access_key_id and a aws_secret_access_key) and AmazonEC2ReadOnlyAccess permissions.
Transposit setup#
- Fork the app https://console.transposit.com/t/transposit-sample/aws_regions (find the Fork button at the top of the editor view).
- Navigate to Deploy > Production Keys and add a key for the
aws_ec2data connector. - Navigate to Deploy > Endpoints and note the URL of the
aws_regionswebhook, something likehttps://aws-regions.transposit.io/api/v1/execute-http/aws_regions. - Open up that URL and you should see all your regions as a JSON array.
Go further#
Consider upgrading this to show the list of availability zones as well as regions.