Configure Infrastructure
Configure services and AWS components in StationOps Architect.
An infrastructure configuration is the versioned definition of the services and AWS components StationOps deploys for a project. Components share the same lifecycle environments but can have different capacity, retention, access, and removal settings in each environment.
Application Services
- Choose a service target
- Configure source, builds, runtime, and networking
- Configure routing, health checks, and scaling
- Manage environment variables and derived component values
- Connect component access, events, metrics, and alarms
- Protect a service with AWS WAF
- Connect custom domains
Data and Messaging
- Relational databases
- Queues
- Object storage
- DynamoDB key-value stores
- EFS volumes and Redis or Memcached caches
- Kafka event streams
- OpenSearch search indexes
- AWS Bedrock agents
Safe Configuration Checklist
- Confirm every environment tab, especially production capacity and public access.
- Grant component access only to services that require it.
- Choose Keep or Snapshot for stateful production resources where available.
- Mark secrets as sensitive and avoid committing credentials to source control.
- Review the generated revision diff before deployment.