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ControlPanel ​

The ControlPanel resource allows you to create and manage AWS Route53RecoveryControl ControlPanels for controlling the failover and recovery of your applications across multiple AWS accounts and regions.

Minimal Example ​

Create a basic ControlPanel with required properties and an optional tag.

ts
import AWS from "alchemy/aws/control";

const basicControlPanel = await AWS.Route53RecoveryControl.ControlPanel("basicControlPanel", {
  Name: "PrimaryControlPanel",
  ClusterArn: "arn:aws:route53-recovery-control::123456789012:cluster:example-cluster",
  Tags: [{ Key: "Environment", Value: "Production" }]
});

Advanced Configuration ​

Configure a ControlPanel with a name and tags, while adopting an existing resource if it already exists.

ts
const advancedControlPanel = await AWS.Route53RecoveryControl.ControlPanel("advancedControlPanel", {
  Name: "SecondaryControlPanel",
  ClusterArn: "arn:aws:route53-recovery-control::123456789012:cluster:example-cluster",
  Tags: [{ Key: "Environment", Value: "Staging" }],
  adopt: true
});

ControlPanel without Cluster ​

Create a ControlPanel without specifying a ClusterArn, indicating it will not be associated with any existing cluster.

ts
const standaloneControlPanel = await AWS.Route53RecoveryControl.ControlPanel("standaloneControlPanel", {
  Name: "StandaloneControlPanel"
});

Updating a ControlPanel ​

An example of how to update the name of an existing ControlPanel.

ts
const updatedControlPanel = await AWS.Route53RecoveryControl.ControlPanel("updatedControlPanel", {
  Name: "UpdatedControlPanelName"
});

Deleting a ControlPanel ​

Illustrate how to delete a ControlPanel when it is no longer needed.

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const deleteControlPanel = await AWS.Route53RecoveryControl.ControlPanel("deleteControlPanel", {
  Name: "ToBeDeletedControlPanel",
  delete: true // Indicates that the ControlPanel should be deleted on --destroy
});