What WebKyte’s Template Does

Our CloudFormation template sets up a WebKyte-powered stack that scans videos stored in user’s S3 bucket to detect copyrighted content. It automatically provisions the necessary AWS resources, including an EC2 instance running the WebKyte ContentCore app.

Deploying the WebKyte Stack

Note: Users who obtained our template through the subscription process may have a slightly different experience at steps 1, 2 and 3.

  1. Go to the AWS CloudFormation page.

    Open AWS, search for CloudFormation, and navigate to it.

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  2. Click "Create Stack"

    (Your page may look different if existing stacks are present.)

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  3. Specify the Template

    The correct option depends on how you obtained the template:

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  4. Configure Stack Details

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  5. Set Stack Configuration

    Ensure IAM Role creation is allowed by selecting the relevant checkbox at the bottom of this page.

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  6. Review and Submit

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  7. Wait for Stack Creation

    The stack status will initially show "CREATE_IN_PROGRESS", which may take a few minutes.

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  8. Stack Deployment Complete

    Once successful, you will see "CREATE_COMPLETE".

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  9. Deleting the Stack

    To tear down the stack, go to the Stacks List, select the stack, click Delete, and confirm.

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After Deployment

Once the WebKyte ContentCore stack is deployed, the system becomes fully operational without requiring any manual actions from the user.

What our app does