Examples of using Stack policy in English and their translations into German
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You can't delete a stack policy.
A stack policy applies only during stack updates.
The override policy doesn't permanently change the stack policy.
To set a stack policy on an existing stack CLI only.
For information about writing stack policies, see Defining a Stack Policy.
To set a stack policy when you create a stack console.
To protect additional resources or to remove protection from resources,modify the stack policy.
When you set a stack policy, all resources are protected by default.
To update a protected resource, you must update the stack policy or use the direct update method.
To modify a stack policy, see Modifying a Stack Policy.
To protect stack resources from update actions, define a stack policy and then set it on your stack. .
When you set a stack policy, any update not explicitly allowed is denied.
During an update that requires replacement, you can apply a stack policy to prevent DB instances from being replaced.
After you set a stack policy, all of the resources in the stack are protected by default.
To update protected resources, create a temporary policy that overrides the stack policy and allows updates on those resources.
A stack policy applies to all AWS CloudFormation users who attempt to update the stack. .
For example, if you have a stack with a database layer that should rarely be updated,you can set a stack policy that prevents most users from updating that database layer.
When you set a stack policy, AWS CloudFormation denies any update that is not explicitly allowed.
If a stack policy includes overlapping statements, a Deny statement always overrides an Allow statement.
When you create a stack, no stack policy is set, so all update actions are allowed on all resources.
A stack policy is a JSON document that describes what update actions can be performed on designated resources.
You can define only one stack policy per stack, but, you can protect multiple resources within a single policy. .
A stack policy is a JSON document that defines the update actions that can be performed on designated resources.
When you set a stack policy on your stack, any update not explicitly allowed is denied by default.
After you apply a stack policy, you can't remove it from the stack, but you can use the AWS CLI to modify it.
Use a stack policy only as a fail-safe mechanism to prevent accidental updates to specific stack resources.
You set the stack policy when you create a stack, by specifying a text file that contains your stack policy or typing it out.
Use the AWS CLI to modify stack policies.
You can't associate different stack policies with different users.