/overview/workflow/setup_gs2_resources/ Recent content in Create resource in GS2 on Game Server Services | Docs Hugo en /overview/workflow/setup_gs2_resources/manual_setup/ Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000 /overview/workflow/setup_gs2_resources/manual_setup/ The first thing a developer should do in the Management Console is to create a namespace and register master data. These can be created in the Management Console. Select Region Below the side menu, there is a region menu. From here you can select the region in which you want to operate microservices. Create a namespace Log in to the Management Console and select Microservices. When the list of namespaces appears, create a new namespace. /overview/workflow/setup_gs2_resources/automation_setup/ Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000 /overview/workflow/setup_gs2_resources/automation_setup/ Setup using the management console is attractive because it is easy to perform. However, you must despair when you receive an order to “create another of the same environment”. Game development typically requires multiple server environments: a development environment, a test environment, and a production environment. It is impossible to configure GS2 in each of them by repeating the same operation in the management console without making mistakes. GS2-Deploy GS2 provides GS2-Deploy, a microservice for creating environments. /overview/workflow/setup_gs2_resources/cdk_setup/ Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000 /overview/workflow/setup_gs2_resources/cdk_setup/ GS2-Deploy did a great job of setting up the environment. However, there was still a challenge in writing templates. That is, you cannot get any input help to write a template file. I have already explained that I used AWS’ Cloud Formation as a reference to design GS2-Deploy, but In 2019, AWS announced the AWS CDK (Cloud Development Kit). This was the result of an effort to enable template writing in various programming languages, as a solution to the problem of not getting input support for writing template files in traditional JSON or YAML.