AWS CreateStack
Creates a CloudFormation stack by provisioning AWS resources defined in a specified template.
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View on MITRE ATT&CK →Creates a CloudFormation stack by provisioning AWS resources defined in a specified template.
Invokes a Lambda function synchronously or asynchronously, triggering its execution with an optional input payload.
Creates or starts a runbook job in an Azure Automation account.
Creates or updates a runbook in an Azure Automation account.
Triggers an Azure Automation runbook via a webhook invocation.
Installs or updates a VM extension on an Azure virtual machine, which can run scripts or install software agents.
Executes a script or command on an Azure VM without requiring network-based access such as SSH or RDP.
Creates or updates an Azure VM with a Custom Script Extension, executing a script on the VM at provisioning time.
Executes a command against an AKS cluster's Kubernetes API without requiring direct network connectivity to the API server.
Modifies a specific attribute of an EC2 instance, such as its instance type, user data, or security groups.
Resumes a previously disconnected Systems Manager Session Manager session with a managed instance.
Remotely executes a command or script on one or more managed instances via AWS Systems Manager Run Command.
Starts a CodeBuild build, executing arbitrary code with the build project's IAM role credentials.
Starts an interactive Systems Manager Session Manager session with a managed EC2 instance or on-premises server.
Updates the code of an existing Lambda function with a new deployment package or container image URI.
Updates Lambda function configuration including environment variables, IAM role, or layers — used to inject credentials or swap execution context.