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feat(manifest): add support for Standalone KFP on AWS. Fixes #4337 #4350

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Description of your changes:
Adopt standalone KFP solution on AWS by replacing minio with S3 and mysql with RDS.

Fix #4337

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/cc @Jeffwan Can you take a look?

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Bobgy commented Aug 12, 2020

Would you mind adding an OWNERS file in this folder?

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Great update :) I have not used KFP standalone on AWS, is it possible to access KFP through the sdk as well? How is auth handled for AWS?

UPDATE: found this PR that answered my questions.

Follow this [doc](https://www.kubeflow.org/docs/aws/rds/#deploy-amazon-rds-mysql-in-your-environment) to set up AWS RDS instance.

4. Customize your values
- Edit **params.env**, **secret.env** and **minio-artifact-secret-patch.env**
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nit: maybe you could link the files.

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@NikeNano I think this is for standalone. Basically, there's no public endpoint or auth enabled. You can customize it on your on. The PR you linked if for case if user add AWS Application Load balancer with Cognito. It provides a way to authenticate sdk.

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Bobgy commented Aug 12, 2020

/approve

Double check on release governance.

Does it work if we ping you to verify the manifest before every release?

Or will it be okay we just release as usual, it will be up to you to fix it?

Or will you be able to set up a postsubmit test here?

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Does it work if we ping you to verify the manifest before every release?

Or will it be okay we just release as usual, it will be up to you to fix it?

Or will you be able to set up a postsubmit test here?

I think for now, we'll manually test before every release. So feel free to ping me every time when KFP team release new version.

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Jeffwan commented Aug 13, 2020

/lgtm

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