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npm package: @itsyndicate/backstage-plugin-aws-health-backend
Description: ## Description The AWS Health backend plugin retrieves AWS Health event data, including open issues, scheduled changes, and notifications. It enhances monitoring by integrating AWS Health API data into the Backstage platform, allowing for efficient AWS ev
Author: ITsyndicate
Latest version: 0.1.65

# AWS Health Backend

## Description
The AWS Health backend plugin retrieves AWS Health event data, including open issues, scheduled changes, and notifications. It enhances monitoring by integrating AWS Health API data into the Backstage platform, allowing for efficient AWS event tracking and management.

## Installation

1. Install the backend plugin:
   ```bash
   yarn --cwd packages/backend add @internal/backstage-plugin-aws-health-backend
   ```

2. Add AWS configuration to your environment or `app-config.yaml`:
   ```yaml
   aws:
     regions:
       - us-east-1
       - us-west-2
   ```

3. Set AWS access credentials as environment variables:
   ```bash
   export AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID=your-access-key-id
   export AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY=your-secret-access-key
   ```

4. Register the plugin in `packages/backend/src/index.ts`:
   ```typescript
   const backend = createBackend();
   // ...
   backend.add(import('@internal/backstage-plugin-aws-health-backend'));
   ```
npm package: @itsyndicate/backstage-plugin-aws-health-dashboard
Description: ## Description The AWS Health plugin provides real-time insights into AWS Health events, including ongoing issues, scheduled changes, and notifications. It enables users to monitor and manage AWS health events by displaying detailed information for each e
Author: ITsyndicate
Latest version: 0.1.65

# AWS Health

## Description
The AWS Health plugin provides real-time insights into AWS Health events, including ongoing issues, scheduled changes, and notifications. It enables users to monitor and manage AWS health events by displaying detailed information for each event.

## Functionality
- Fetches AWS health events across different categories: issues, scheduled changes, notifications, and event logs.
- Displays events with options to filter by type and view event details.
- Links directly to the AWS Health Console for more information on specific events.
- Allows customization of monitored AWS regions through the configuration file.

## Installation
From your Backstage directory:

1. Add the plugin:
   ```bash
   yarn --cwd packages/app add @internal/backstage-plugin-aws-health
   ```

2. Add the AWS Health component to `packages/app/src/components/catalog/EntityPage.tsx`:

   ```typescript
   import { AwsHealthComponent } from '@internal/backstage-plugin-aws-health';
   // ...
   const entityPage = (
     <EntityLayout>
       <EntityLayout.Route path="/" title="Overview">
         <Grid container spacing={3}>
           ...
           <Grid item xs={12} md={6}>
             <AwsHealthComponent />
           </Grid>
         </Grid>
       </EntityLayout.Route>
     </EntityLayout>
   );
   ```
npm package: @itsyndicate/backstage-plugin-aws-metricdashboards
Description: ## Description The AWS Metric Dashboards plugin provides real-time metrics visualization for AWS resources. It displays charts and metrics across multiple AWS services, offering insights into the health and usage of AWS resources in specified regions.
Author: ITsyndicate
Latest version: 0.1.85

# AWS Metric Dashboards

## Description
The AWS Metric Dashboards plugin provides real-time metrics visualization for AWS resources. It displays charts and metrics across multiple AWS services, offering insights into the health and usage of AWS resources in specified regions.

## Functionality
- Displays dynamic metrics charts for AWS resources (EC2, DynamoDB, EBS, RDS, API Gateway, etc.).
- Allows filtering by AWS region to display metrics per region.
- Links to AWS Console for each resource for in-depth management.

## Installation
From your Backstage directory:

1. Add the plugin:
   ```bash
   yarn --cwd packages/app add @internal/backstage-plugin-aws-metricdashboards
   ```

2. Add the AWS Metric Dashboards component to `packages/app/src/components/catalog/EntityPage.tsx`:

   ```typescript
   import { DashboardsComponent } from '@internal/backstage-plugin-aws-metricdashboards';
   // ...
   const entityPage = (
     <EntityLayout>
       <EntityLayout.Route path="/" title="Overview">
         <Grid container spacing={3}>
           ...
           <Grid item xs={12} md={6}>
             <DashboardsComponent />
           </Grid>
         </Grid>
       </EntityLayout.Route>
     </EntityLayout>
   );
   ```
npm package: @itsyndicate/backstage-plugin-aws-metricdashboards-backend
Description: ## Description The AWS Metric Dashboards backend plugin retrieves and stores metric data for various AWS resources. It gathers metrics across AWS regions, allowing users to monitor and analyze AWS CloudWatch metrics for multiple services, including EC2, D
Author: ITsyndicate
Latest version: 0.1.80

# AWS Metric Dashboards Backend

## Description
The AWS Metric Dashboards backend plugin retrieves and stores metric data for various AWS resources. It gathers metrics across AWS regions, allowing users to monitor and analyze AWS CloudWatch metrics for multiple services, including EC2, DynamoDB, EBS, RDS, and SQS.

## Installation

1. Install the backend plugin:
   ```bash
   yarn --cwd packages/backend add @internal/backstage-plugin-aws-metricdashboards-backend
   ```

2. Add AWS configuration to your environment or `app-config.yaml`:
   ```yaml
   aws:
     regions:
       - us-east-1
       - us-west-2
   ```

3. Set AWS access credentials as environment variables:
   ```bash
   export AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID=your-access-key-id
   export AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY=your-secret-access-key
   ```

4. Register the plugin in `packages/backend/src/index.ts`:
   ```typescript
   const backend = createBackend();
   // ...
   backend.add(import('@internal/backstage-plugin-aws-metricdashboards-backend'));
   ```
npm package: @itsyndicate/backstage-plugin-aws-resources
Description: ## Description The AWS Resources plugin provides a visual overview of various AWS resources, displaying their counts and categories. Users can view details for each resource type and navigate to specific AWS Console links for detailed resource management.
Author: ITsyndicate
Latest version: 0.1.75

# AWS Resources

## Description
The AWS Resources plugin provides a visual overview of various AWS resources, displaying their counts and categories. Users can view details for each resource type and navigate to specific AWS Console links for detailed resource management.

## Functionality
- Fetches and categorizes AWS resources (EC2, ECS, S3, RDS, etc.).
- Provides resource counts and details for each AWS service.
- Opens a dialog with specific resource details and links to the AWS Console.
- Customizable to show resources from specific regions as defined in `app-config.yaml`.

## Installation
From your Backstage directory:

1. Add the plugin:
   ```bash
   yarn --cwd packages/app add @internal/backstage-plugin-aws-resources
   ```

2. Example: Add the AWS Resources widget to `packages/app/src/components/catalog/EntityPage.tsx`:

   ```typescript
   import { AwsResourcesWidget } from '@internal/backstage-plugin-aws-resources';
   // ...
   const entityPage = (
     <EntityLayout>
       <EntityLayout.Route path="/" title="Overview">
         <Grid container spacing={3}>
           ...
           <Grid item xs={12} md={6}>
             <AwsResourcesWidget />
           </Grid>
         </Grid>
       </EntityLayout.Route>
     </EntityLayout>
   );
   ```
npm package: @itsyndicate/backstage-plugin-aws-resources-backend
Description: ## Description The AWS Resources backend plugin fetches AWS resource data across specified regions, including VPCs, ECS Clusters, EC2 Instances, RDS Instances, Lambda functions, and more. It saves resource information to a database and caches data for opt
Author: ITsyndicate
Latest version: 0.1.70

# AWS Resources Backend

## Description
The AWS Resources backend plugin fetches AWS resource data across specified regions, including VPCs, ECS Clusters, EC2 Instances, RDS Instances, Lambda functions, and more. It saves resource information to a database and caches data for optimized performance.

## Installation

1. Install the backend plugin:
   ```bash
   yarn --cwd packages/backend add @internal/backstage-plugin-aws-resources-backend
   ```

2. Add AWS configuration to your environment or `app-config.yaml`:
   ```yaml
   aws:
     regions:
       - us-east-1
       - us-west-2
   ```

3. Set AWS access credentials as environment variables:
   ```bash
   export AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID=your-access-key-id
   export AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY=your-secret-access-key
   ```

4. Register the plugin in `packages/backend/src/index.ts`:
   ```typescript
   const backend = createBackend();
   // ...
   backend.add(import('@internal/backstage-plugin-aws-resources-backend'));
   ```
npm package: @itsyndicate/backstage-plugin-s3-tfstate-parser
Description: ## Description The S3 TFState Parser plugin displays categorized resources managed by Terraform. It retrieves resources from Terraform state files stored in AWS S3 and provides search and filtering functionalities for easy access to resource information.
Author: ITsyndicate
Latest version: 0.1.70

# S3 TFState Parser

## Description
The S3 TFState Parser plugin displays categorized resources managed by Terraform. It retrieves resources from Terraform state files stored in AWS S3 and provides search and filtering functionalities for easy access to resource information.

## Functionality
- Fetches Terraform-managed resources from AWS S3.
- Displays resources categorized by type in a table.
- Allows search by resource name, type, or ID.
- Provides direct links to the AWS Console for individual resources.

## Installation
From your Backstage directory:

```bash
yarn --cwd packages/app add @internal/backstage-plugin-s3-tfstate-parser
```
Example: Add to entity overview


In `packages/app/src/components/catalog/EntityPage.tsx`, update the layout to include the S3 TFState Parser card:

```typescript
import { Resources } from '@internal/backstage-plugin-s3-tfstate-parser';
// ...
const entityPage = (
  <EntityLayout>
    <EntityLayout.Route path="/" title="Overview">
      <Grid container spacing={3}>
        ...
        <Grid item xs={12} md={6}>
          <Resources />
        </Grid>
      </Grid>
    </EntityLayout.Route>
  </EntityLayout>
);
```
npm package: @itsyndicate/backstage-plugin-s3-tfstate-parser-backend
Description: Here’s a combined README for the `s3-tfstate-parser` plugin, covering both frontend and backend setup.
Author: ITsyndicate
Latest version: 0.1.75

Here’s a combined README for the `s3-tfstate-parser` plugin, covering both frontend and backend setup.

---

# S3 TFState Parser

## Description
The S3 TFState Parser plugin provides insights into AWS resources managed through Terraform. It reads and categorizes resources from Terraform state files stored in S3, allowing users to easily view and manage Terraform-managed AWS resources directly within Backstage.

## Functionality
- Fetches and displays AWS resources from Terraform state files in an S3 bucket.
- Categorizes resources by type and allows users to search by name, type, or ID.
- Provides direct links to AWS Console for managing individual resources.
- Customizable AWS region configuration for flexibility.

## Installation

### Frontend Setup

1. Install the frontend plugin in your Backstage app:
   ```bash
   yarn --cwd packages/app add @internal/backstage-plugin-s3-tfstate-parser
   ```

2. Configure `aws.regions` in `app-config.yaml` to specify the AWS regions:
   ```yaml
   aws:
     regions:
       - us-east-1
       - us-west-2
   ```

3. Add the `Resources` component to the Backstage catalog `EntityPage`:
   ```typescript
   import { Resources } from '@internal/backstage-plugin-s3-tfstate-parser';
   // ...
   const entityPage = (
     <EntityLayout>
       <EntityLayout.Route path="/" title="Overview">
         <Grid container spacing={3}>
           ...
           <Grid item xs={12} md={6}>
             <Resources />
           </Grid>
         </Grid>
       </EntityLayout.Route>
     </EntityLayout>
   );
   ```

### Backend Setup

1. Install the backend plugin in your Backstage backend:
   ```bash
   yarn --cwd packages/backend add @internal/backstage-plugin-s3-tfstate-parser-backend
   ```

2. Add AWS region configurations in `app-config.yaml`:
   ```yaml
   aws:
     regions:
       - us-east-1
       - us-west-2
   ```

3. Set AWS credentials as environment variables:
   ```bash
   export AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID=your-access-key-id
   export AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY=your-secret-access-key
   ```

4. Register the backend plugin in `packages/backend/src/index.ts`:
   ```typescript
   const backend = createBackend();
   // ...
   backend.add(import('@internal/backstage-plugin-s3-tfstate-parser-backend'));
   ```
npm package: @itsyndicate/backstage-plugin-user-links
Description: ## Description Welcome to the User Links plugin! This extention add to your users editible custom links. [photo]()
Author: ITsyndicate
Latest version: 0.1.70

# User Links

## Description
Welcome to the User Links plugin!
This extention add to your users editible custom links.
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## Functionality
From user profile, add and remove associated links.

## Instalation
From backstage dir:

```
yarn --cwd packages/app add @internal/backstage-plugin-user-links
```
In ```packages/app/src/components/catalog/EntityPage.tsx``` update
```ts
import { UserLinksCard } @internal/backstage-plugin-user-links
...
const userPage = (
  <EntityLayout>
    <EntityLayout.Route path="/" title="Overview">
      <Grid container spacing={3}>
        ...
        <Grid item xs={12} md={6}>
          <UserLinksCard/>
        </Grid>

      </Grid>
    </EntityLayout.Route>
  </EntityLayout>
);
```
npm package: @itsyndicate/backstage-plugin-user-links-backend
Description: # Description Backend pluguin for storing user links ## Installation
Author: ITsyndicate
Latest version: 0.1.70

# User links backend

# Description
Backend pluguin for storing user links
## Installation

```bash
# From backstage root directory
yarn --cwd packages/backend add @internal/backstage-plugin-user-links-backend
```

Then add the plugin to your backend in `packages/backend/src/index.ts`:

```ts
const backend = createBackend();
// ...
backend.add(import('@internal/backstage-plugin-user-links-backend'));
```