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In CloudFormation, the DependsOn
attribute is used to specify that the creation of a specific resource follows another. When it comes to !ImportValue
, it fetches an exported value from another stack, but you can't use !ImportValue
in DependsOn
like you tried to do because it doesn't represent a resource but a value.
The dependency you're trying to establish doesn't make sense in the context of CloudFormation. The creation of an EC2 instance doesn't directly depend on the existence of an S3 bucket. It depends on the availability of the S3 bucket's name, which, once the S3 bucket is created and its name is exported, will always be available for import in another stack.
If you want to ensure that Stack 2 (the EC2 instance) is only deployed after Stack 1 (the S3 bucket) is successfully deployed, you need to control the deployment order outside of the CloudFormation templates themselves. This could be through a CI/CD pipeline, scripts, or manual deployment.
Your Stack 2 can be written like:
Resources: MyInstance: Type: AWS::EC2::Instance Properties: ... S3BucketName: !ImportValue MyBucketName
You don't need DependsOn: !ImportValue MyBucketName
because there's no resource in Stack 2 that corresponds to the imported S3 bucket. As long as you ensure that Stack 1 is deployed before Stack 2, the value will be available for import.
To avoid errors:
- Ensure that Stack 1 is deployed and has successfully created the S3 bucket.
- Make sure that the export name in Stack 1 (
MyBucketName
) matches the import name in Stack 2. - Only after Stack 1 is successfully deployed, deploy Stack 2.
This will make sure that when Stack 2 is deployed, it will have the S3 bucket name available for import.
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