This template publishes a version for the latest revision of a state machine. It uses the StateMachineRevisionId property to detect changes in the state machine and make a replacement update to the AWS::StepFunctions::StateMachineVersion resource.

This template creates multiple versions of the same state machine and publishes a version using the latest revision of a state machine.

This template creates a Step Functions state machine using the Fn::Join intrinsic function. The state machine is named 'HelloWorld-StateMachine' and has a state machine type of 'STANDARD'. The definition of the state machine is specified using a JSON string, which includes a single 'Task' state named 'HelloWorld' that invokes a Lambda function. The state machine is associated with an IAM role and includes tags for categorization.

This template creates a Step Functions activity with the name 'myActivity' and two tags: 'keyname1' with the value 'value1' and 'keyname2' with the value 'value2'.

This template creates a Step Functions state machine with a single-line property. The state machine is named 'HelloWorld-StateMachine' and has a state machine type of 'STANDARD'. The definition of the state machine is specified using a JSON string, which includes a single 'Task' state named 'HelloWorld' that invokes a Lambda function. The state machine is associated with an IAM role.

This template creates a Step Functions state machine with definition substitutions. The state machine is named 'HelloWorld-StateMachine' and has a state machine type of 'STANDARD'. The definition of the state machine is specified using an S3 location for a JSON file, which includes a single 'Task' state named 'HelloWorld' that invokes a Lambda function. The state machine is associated with an IAM role.

This template creates an alias named PROD that shifts 20 percent of traffic to the version B every five minutes. It also includes alarms to monitor the alias.

This template creates a state machine and uses the StateMachineRevisionId property to always point to the most recent revision of the state machine. It then creates an alias named PROD to deploy this new version. Alarms are included to monitor the alias.

Checks if AWS Step Functions machine has logging enabled. The rule is NON_COMPLIANT if a state machine does not have logging enabled or the logging configuration is not at the minimum level provided.