Which set of steps should be taken next?
Configure the Systems Manager document to use the AWS-RunShellScript command to copy the files from GitHub to Amazon S3, then use the aws-downloadContent plugin with a sourceType of S3.
Configure the Systems Manager document to use the aws-configurePackage plugin with an install action and point to the Git repository.
Configure the Systems Manager document to use the aws-downloadContent plugin with a sourceType of GitHub and sourcelnfo with the repository details.
Configure the Systems Manager document to use the aws:softwarelnventory plugin and run the script from the Git repository.
Explanations:
AWS-RunShellScript is used for running shell scripts, but it doesn’t directly interact with GitHub. Copying files from GitHub to S3 would require additional manual scripting. The aws-downloadContent plugin is not used with GitHub as a source type.
aws-configurePackage plugin is used to configure and install packages, not to directly interact with GitHub repositories. This doesn’t align with the task of bootstrapping a laptop using a GitHub source.
aws-downloadContent with a sourceType of GitHub is specifically designed to download content from GitHub repositories. This is the appropriate solution for bootstrapping laptops with code stored in GitHub.
awsis used to collect software inventory data on managed instances, not for downloading or executing scripts from a GitHub repository. It doesn’t fit the context of bootstrapping the laptops.
I map out that the answer is:
Configure the Systems Manager document to use the aws-downloadContent plugin with a sourceType of GitHub and sourcelnfo with the repository details.
My best guess is:
Configure the Systems Manager document to use the aws-downloadContent plugin with a sourceType of GitHub and sourcelnfo with the repository details.