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This PR does the following:

  1. Currently the auto_scaling_groups.py code does not use the UNWIND approach, instead it uses loops to populate the AWS resources. This PR rectifies that. Additionally, some more attributes of AutoScalingGroups are populated.

  2. Some additional useful attributes missing from EC2 Instances and Subnets get populated too! Corresponding changes have been made in the documentation. (I specifically didn't add the UNWIND approach here because I wasn't quite sure of the code structure here and I didn't want to break things 🙈)

  3. The documentation for Auto Scaling Groups was missing all this while. Added it!

  4. And the one major update in this PR is - Added support for Amazon Machine Images (AMIs) - images.py in the ec2 folder.

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Left a couple of questions but it's looking really good! Thanks for taking this on.


## EC2Image

Representation of an AWS [EC2 Images (AMIs)](https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AWSEC2/latest/UserGuide/AMIs.html).
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Done


## AutoScalingGroup

Representation of an AWS [Auto Scaling Group Resource](https://docs.aws.amazon.com/autoscaling/ec2/userguide/AutoScalingGroup.html).
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Thanks for including this. Can you also add a link to the AWS API doc?

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Done

) -> None:
ingest_images = """
UNWIND {images_list} as image
MERGE (i:EC2Image{id: image.ImageId})
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Is the ImageId guaranteed to be unique across all AWS like an ARN?

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If ImageId is only unique per region, let's set i.id to be {ImageId}|{region}, set i.imageid = {ImageId}, and also add an index for i.imageid.

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@achantavy AMI ID are unique per region. So, we will follow your suggestion of appending region to the id.
Finding an AMI
Thanks @kedarghule

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@achantavy and @mpurusottamc Changes made and committed 🚀

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# neo4j does not accept datetime objects and values. This loop is used to convert
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Nit: technically not correct anymore as of 3.5 iirc, but it's fine to keep as str().

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Ah I see. Okay, I'll just remove that comment.

@kedarghule kedarghule requested a review from achantavy June 10, 2021 15:45
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@achantavy All suggested changes as per your review are done here. Anymore changes required? :)

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Very much appreciate the contribution as always @kedarghule :D

@achantavy achantavy merged commit c5872ef into cartography-cncf:master Jun 16, 2021
chandanchowdhury added a commit that referenced this pull request Mar 6, 2025
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