This blog explains how to create an AWS Glue container¹ to develop PySpark scripts locally. I’ve already explained how to run the Glue locally using Glue Development using Jupyter.

Configuration will be availble throughout the pipeline, if that can be stored in the AWS Stepfunctions. Generally congiruation should be stored in the SSM parameter store. How to access the SSM parameter store from the AWS Stepfunction?

Developing and testing the Glue job in the viscose IDE is one of the best development opportunities because Jupyter doesn’t support IDE features. In this blog, I set up a Glue docker instance in the EC2 and use the vscode Jupyter notebook feature to develop Glue jobs. If you want to create more customized your own Docker image, please see AWS Glue run locally.

In this post, let’s see how to create Internet Gateway (IGW) and NAT Gateway using Cloudformation (CFN).

This post is a continuation of the AWS CFN - Create VPC and subnets.

This is a fundamental example of creating AWS VPC and the subnets using AWS Cloudformation(CFN). In the next post, I’ve discussed the AWS CFN - Create IGW and NAT.