env

aws_config.env.validate_project_name(project_name: str)

Validate project name follows AWS-compatible naming conventions.

Ensures project names work across AWS services and infrastructure tools. Rules enforce compatibility with S3 buckets, SSM parameters, and IAM resources.

After_param project_name:

Project identifier to validate

Raises:

ValueError – If name violates naming rules

aws_config.env.normalize_parameter_name(param_name: str) → str

Normalize parameter names to comply with AWS SSM Parameter Store restrictions.

AWS SSM Parameter Store prohibits parameter names that start with “aws” or “ssm” reserved prefixes. This function automatically adds a “p-” prefix to avoid conflicts.

Why this is needed: - Prevents runtime errors when deploying parameters - Ensures consistent naming across all AWS accounts - Handles edge cases where project names might conflict with AWS reserved words

After_param param_name:

Original parameter name

Returns:

AWS-compliant parameter name

Example:

• “my-project” -> “my-project” (unchanged)

• “aws-project” -> “p-aws-project” (prefixed)

• “ssm-config” -> “p-ssm-config” (prefixed)

Reference:

https://docs.aws.amazon.com/cli/latest/reference/ssm/put-parameter.html#options