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Hi,
How did you get your twitter developer account approved... seems to be so difficult.
Thanks for this article.
I just went through the process really. Which parts are you having trouble with?
This is awesome. Is there a step-by-step of how to get this up and running in AWS?
Thanks Karan, glad it was useful!
I don't have a step by step guide as such. I largely followed this documentation, replacing the use of CodeCommit with GitHub and the node app with my .NET app.
You can see the
buildspec.ymlandtemplate.ymlin the repository. You'll need to replace any values according to your AWS S3 Bucket name and Secrets Manager ARN (if you use that).I'll might write a blog post with a guide of how to do this.