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chore: add template wait object #35

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saidsef commented Mar 10, 2024

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saidsef commented Mar 10, 2024

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The PR introduces a new CloudFormation template focused on demonstrating the usage of WaitCondition and WaitConditionHandle. Here's a concise review:

  1. File: templates/WaitObject.template

    • General Observation: The template is well-structured and follows the standard JSON format for AWS CloudFormation templates. It provides a clear example of how to use WaitCondition and WaitConditionHandle within a stack.
  2. Lines: Entire file

    • Enhancement: Consider adding a version control within the template metadata to track changes or updates to this example. This can be particularly useful for users referencing this template over time.
    • Issue: The URL provided in the description (http://docs.amazonwebservices.com/AWSCloudFormation/latest/UserGuide/) might be outdated or subject to change. It's recommended to use a more generic link that's less likely to become invalid over time, or ensure that redirects are in place for older links.
    • Issue: The description is quite lengthy and could be made more concise. While detailed descriptions are valuable, consider summarising the key points to improve readability.
    • Enhancement: The Timeout property is hardcoded to "300". For better flexibility, consider parameterising this value to allow users to specify a custom timeout duration based on their specific requirements.

Overall, the template is a valuable addition, demonstrating an important CloudFormation feature. Addressing the above points could further enhance its utility and maintainability.

> gpt-4-turbo-preview

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saidsef commented Mar 10, 2024

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Review of ae7e9a4:

General Observations:

  • The commit introduces a new CloudFormation template focused on demonstrating the use of WaitCondition and WaitConditionHandle.
  • The description provided within the template is comprehensive, guiding users on how to utilise the template effectively.
  • The template adheres to the JSON format and follows the standard structure for AWS CloudFormation templates.

Suggestions for Enhancement:

  1. Description Field:

    • The URL mentioned in the description (http://docs.amazonwebservices.com/AWSCloudFormation/latest/UserGuide/) could be updated to use HTTPS for enhanced security. Additionally, consider verifying if there's a more current link available as AWS documentation URLs are subject to change.
  2. Timeout Value:

    • The Timeout property is set to "300". It might be beneficial to add a comment or update the description to specify the unit of this value (seconds). This clarification can aid users in understanding the expected behaviour without needing to refer to external documentation.
  3. Outputs Section:

    • The Outputs section provides valuable information about the data returned upon signalling the WaitCondition. It might be useful to include an example of what the ApplicationData could look like or how it might be used in a real-world scenario. This can provide users with a clearer understanding of how to leverage the output of this template.
  4. Formatting Consistency:

    • The JSON structure is well-formatted. However, ensure consistent spacing within the "Properties" objects for both resources. Although it's empty for myWaitHandle, maintaining a consistent format aids in readability, especially as templates grow in complexity.

Issues to Flag:

  • No Immediate Issues: Based on the provided patch, there are no immediate technical issues with the implementation. The template is straightforward and serves its intended purpose of demonstrating the use of WaitCondition and WaitConditionHandle in AWS CloudFormation.

File-Specific Comments:

  • templates/WaitObject.template: Overall, the template is well-constructed. The suggestions above are aimed at enhancing clarity and usability for users who may implement this template in their AWS environments.

In summary, the patch is solid with minor recommendations for improvements. These enhancements are primarily focused on user experience and clarity, ensuring that individuals leveraging this template have a smooth experience and clear understanding of its functionality.

> gpt-4-turbo-preview

@saidsef saidsef merged commit 7cc9323 into main Mar 11, 2024
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