Substrate is a command-line tool that helps teams build and operate secure, compliant, isolated AWS infrastructure. It's the right way to use AWS for startups and small teams.
Full documentation is available in docs.
As of 2024-08-14, the canonical version of Substrate comes from https://github.com/substrate-maintainers/substrate. Source & Binary, the company that initially developed Substrate, is winding down operations as of this date.
Here's what you need to do Substrate development:
- Linux or MacOS
- Git
- The version of Go specified in
go.mod GOBINset (explicitly or implicitly - verify withgo env GOBIN) to a writeable directory on yourPATH- Terraform (by running
substrate terraform install, among other options)
Here's how to build and install substrate locally:
make && make install
Use the following environment variables to control debugging features:
SUBSTRATE_DEBUG_AWS_LOGS: Set to a non-empty string to get full request and response logs of every request made by the AWS SDK.SUBSTRATE_DEBUG_AWS_RETRIES: Set to an integer to control the maximum number of times a request will be retried by the AWS SDK.SUBSTRATE_DEBUG_AWS_IAM_ASSUME_ROLE_POLICIES: Set to a non-empty string to print the assume-role policy for every IAM role Substrate creates.SUBSTRATE_FEATURES: Set to a comma-separated list of feature names infeatures/features.goto enable.