Step-by-step instructions for using App Runner with ECR and DynamoDB role.

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😎 I have a container loaded on ECR. I now want to use App Runner to run it. We need to consider my app acesses data I have on DynamoDB, so I assume I will need to create a role and assign it to the container. Explain step by step, all the actions we need to take, with minimum text (I’m not here to learn, I’m here to get actionable instructions)
🤖 Alright, let’s get your container from ECR up and running on App Runner and chatting with DynamoDB without any extra fluff. Here’s how you slam dunk this setup:

1. **Create an IAM Role:**
– Head to the IAM Management Console.
– Create a new role and select “AWS service” as the type of trusted entity.
– Choose “App Runner” as the service that will use this role.
– Attach policies that grant necessary permissions for DynamoDB (like `AmazonDynamoDBFullAccess` or something more custom if you’re security-paranoid).

2. **Create an App Runner Service:**
– Scoot over to the App Runner console.
– Click “Create service.”
– For source, select “Container registry” and pick “Amazon ECR.”
– Choose the appropriate repository and image that holds your container.
– Under “Deployment settings,” configure how you want updates to be handled.

3. **Configure Service Role:**
– In the “Service settings” section, select the IAM role you created earlier.

4. **Networking (if needed):**
– Configure VPC connectivity if your DynamoDB is not accessed via public internet (e.g., if it resides in a VPC).

5. **Launch and Test:**
– Hit “Create & Deploy” and let App Runner do its thing.
– Once deployed, test your app to make sure it’s properly connecting to DynamoDB and functioning as expected.

6. **Adjust Security Settings (Optional):**
– If you’re paranoid about security, tighten your IAM policies to restrict the actions your app can perform on DynamoDB.

Knock this out, and your app should be running smooth as whiskey on a Friday night. Anything else you need to tweak or any trouble you run into, holler back!
😎 App Runner does not show up. DON’T DARE WRITING LONG TEXT. If you don’t know, you don’t know, but please don’t waste my time

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🤖 Gotcha! Looks like you’re stuck at the IAM role creation step because App Runner isn’t showing up as an option for trusted entity selection. Let’s bulldoze through this:

**Quick Fix:** Sometimes AWS services might not appear due to a glitch or UI update. Here’s a more direct approach to get your IAM role setup:

1. **Choose EC2 as the trusted entity:** This sounds odd, but hang tight.
2. **Skip attaching permissions directly here:** You can always add them later.
3. **Create the role anyway:** Just get past this screen.
4. **Edit the role after creation:**
– Add an inline policy manually that targets the App Runner service if necessary.
– Make sure to include permissions for DynamoDB as needed.

**If the Role Still Acts Up:**
– Consider logging out and back into the AWS console or using a different browser. Sometimes it’s just a session hiccup.

**Worst Case Scenario:**
– If App Runner stubbornly refuses to show, get AWS Support on the horn. They should untangle any backend or account-specific issues.

Slap that together and let me know if there’s still a hitch!

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