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Register an On-Premises Instance with AWS CodeDeploy

To register an on-premises instance, you must use an IAM identity to authenticate your requests. You can choose from the following options for the IAM identity and registration method you use:

• Use an IAM user ARN to authenticate requests.

  • Use the register command for the most automated registration process. Best for registering a single on-premises instance. For information, see Use the register Command (IAM User ARN) to Register an On-Premises Instance.

  • Use the register-on-premises-instance command to manually configure most registration options. Suitable for registering a small number of on-premises instances. For information, see Use the register-on-premises-instance Command (IAM User ARN) to Register an On-Premises Instance.

• Use an IAM role ARN to authenticate requests.

  • Use the register-on-premises-instance command and periodically refreshed temporary credentials generated with the AWS Security Token Service (AWS STS) to manually configure most registration options. Best for registering a large number of on-premises instances. For information, see Use the register-on-premises-instance Command (IAM Session ARN) to Register an On-Premises Instance .

Topics

• Use the register Command (IAM User ARN) to Register an On-Premises Instance
• Use the register-on-premises-instance Command (IAM User ARN) to Register an On-Premises Instance
• Use the register-on-premises-instance Command (IAM Session ARN) to Register an On-Premises Instance