Publishing Applications
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Important If your application template contains one of the following custom IAM roles or resource policies, your application doesn't show up in search results by default. Also, customers need to acknowledge the application's custom IAM roles or resource policies before they can deploy the application. For more information, see . The list of resources that this applies to are: **IAM roles: **, , , and . **Resource policies: ** , , , , , , , and . If your application contains the resource, customers need to acknowledge that the application contains a nested application before they can deploy the application. For more information about nested applications, see in the AWS Serverless Application Model Developer Guide. For more information about acknowledging capabilities, see .
Important The information that you enter when you publish an application isn't encrypted. This information includes data such as the author name. If you have personally identifiable information that you don't want to be stored or made public, we recommend that you don't enter this information when publishing your application.
Note
In order to share an application publicly, it must have both the SemanticVersion
and LicenseUrl
properties set.
Note The verified author badge is displayed for all applications that match both the AWS account and author name. Because AWS accounts can have multiple authors, badges aren't be displayed on applications that have a different author name. To have author badges displayed on applications with different author names, you must submit another request for that author.