Hi, I tried Mozilla hubs thanks to IEEEVR 2020 last week. I am amazed with the quality and want to start doing something using hubs. What I have in mind is a simple task: an avatar bot that comes with a menu to turn on/off a LED connected to a Rpi. I basically don't know where to start with hubs. Need some directions/suggestions here on where to start...

Hi,
Hubs Cloud Personal deployment on AWS t3.medium was failed with rollback status as follow:

Resource handler returned message: "The runtime parameter of python2.7 is no longer supported for creating or updating AWS Lambda functions. We recommend you use the new runtime (python3.9) while creating or updating functions. (Service: Lambda, Status Code: 400, Request ID: 621ae781-f305-41ad-bf0b-8de702413834, Extended Request ID: null)" (RequestToken: d7da230e-db6c-a5ed-d967-0bb779a5ddf4, HandlerErrorCode: InvalidRequest)

the version was 1.1.2 .
can you give me any idea to resolve this?
Cheers!

Is there any image of or docker-compose file to setup hubs in other servers

Hi @gfodor
One of the terraform files needs an update, as it contains an AWS SAR security vulnerability that has been recently discovered. We wrote a detailed explanation on the vulnerability.

It is important to add a link to the source account that deploys to the bucket by adding an additional condition.

            Condition:
              StringEquals:
                "aws:SourceAccount":  <AWS::AccountId>

@gfodor I am tagging you as I have seen that you recently modified the file.

To support deployment under other cloud services, we can provide a Helm chart (or alternative) for installation into Kubernetes clusters.

I plan to look into the existing infrastructure here and pull out what I can, but someone more familiar with the project could make progress more quickly.

Dears,

I created Hubs Cloud Personal from AWS Marketplace using Cloud Formation. It worked perfectly on my first AWS account, then I wanted to transfer the domain to another account, after that step I deleted the stack from the old AWS account and migrated the domain to the new hosted zones in the new AWS account.

Once all was ready, I re-did all the setup through Cloud Formation on the new AWS Account. After the setup had complete (successfully), I didn't see any EC2 instance(s) created.

Any suggestions?

Please advise if I am missing anything.

Beginning on line 3351 of stack.yaml:

ImageId: !FindInMap [Regions, !Ref "AWS::Region", ImageId]

However, the Mapping does not contain a Second level Key called ImageID:

Mappings: Regions: us-east-1: Abbreviation: USE1 us-west-1: Abbreviation: USW1 us-west-2: Abbreviation: USW2 us-east-2: Abbreviation: USE2 ap-northeast-1: Abbreviation: APN1 eu-west-1: Abbreviation: EU

It appears the AMI-ID is missing? My CFT Stack fails at line 3351.

I tried to create an AWS Hubs Cloud with a domain like "a.example.com" but it failed with an error message saying "Must be a valid domain name (eg myhub.com or hub.mycompany.com)".

Oddly enough, it succeeded for the domain "a..example.com".

I think this is due to a mistake in the AllowedPattern below. (The first \. is unnecessary)

pls help me for this issue..

Hello, I'm the new admin for managing Hubs through an AWS Cloud Formation.
Unfortunately, I do not have access to the old admin's 2FA device.
How do I disable 2FA, or redeploy the stack so it uses 2FA with my device.
Would changing the key help?

Due to privacy restrictions, including GDPR, institutions are not able to rely on US based regions. Consequently being able to directly select an SES region or inherit the one used for servers.

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