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Welcome to the GitHub repository for F5's CloudFormation Templates 1.0 for deploying F5 in Amazon Web Services. All of the templates in this repository have been developed by F5 Networks engineers.
For information on getting started using F5's CFT templates on GitHub, see Amazon Web Services: Solutions 101 and the README files in each directory.
This repository contains one main directory: supported.
The supported directory contains our legacy AWS CloudFormation templates (CFTs) that have been created and fully tested by F5 Networks. These legacy cloud solution templates (CST1) are fully supported by F5, meaning you can get assistance if necessary from F5 Technical Support via your typical methods. These legacy templates are now in maintenance mode and are being replaced by our next-generation cloud solution templates (CST2) available at https://github.com/F5Networks/f5-aws-cloudformation-v2. We recommend you adopt the next-generation templates as soon as is feasible.
- Maintenance mode does NOT mean we are removing nor disabling legacy templates.
- Customers are free to continue using legacy cloud templates.
- Legacy cloud templates are officially in sustaining/maintenance mode.
- Package updates and critical bug fixes will be considered for maintenance mode cloud templates.
- TMOS 16.1 is the final TMOS version for which legacy cloud verification testing will take place.
- No new features nor legacy cloud templates will be developed.
Descriptions for each template are contained at the top of each template in the Description key. For additional information, including how the templates are generated, and assistance in deploying a template, see the README file on the individual template pages. Standalone and HA production stack templates have been deprecated; a new parameter has been added to existing-stack templates to control deployment of public IP addresses.
F5 has created a matrix that contains all of the tagged releases of the F5 Cloud Formation Templates (CFTs) for Amazon AWS, and the corresponding BIG-IP versions, license types, and throughput levels available for a specific tagged release. See the AWS Matrix.
To see a list of all of our supported AWS CloudFormation templates, see the AWS Supported Template index.
These templates now use IMDSv2 to access AWS metadata from within instances. IMDSv2 uses session-oriented requests instead of the request/response model used by IMDSv1. Please read more about IMDSv2 here. This does not affect how the templates are deployed but makes your deployments secure against various types of attacks. Please read more on the topic here.
To see steps for troubleshooting common problems with AWS CloudFormation, see the Troubleshooting Steps section. All known issues are on GitHub for better tracking and visibility. See issues with a label of Known Issues at https://github.com/f5networks/f5-aws-cloudformation/issues.
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