How It Works

Connecting to AWS WorkSpaces

• This widet uses a library called Boto3 to communicate with AWS Services. Boto3 helps the widget fetch information about all the WorkSpaces you have in your AWS account.

Gathering Workspace Information

• The widget retrieves a list of all your WorkSpaces. For each WorkSpace, it gathers details such as:

• • • Username: The name of the user assigned to the WorkSpace.
    • Status: The current state of the WorkSpace (e.g., Available, Stopped).
    • Workspace ID: A unique identifier for each WorkSpace.
    • Root Volume Size: The size of the primary storage space.
    • User Volume Size: The size of additional storage space.
    • Protocol: The method used to connect to the WorkSpace (e.g., PCoIP, WSP).

 Display Information

• • The widget uses HTML and CSS to create a visually appealing interface. It displays the WorkSpace information in a table format, making it easy to read and understand.

Providing Management Options

• The widget includes a dropdown menu with various actions you can perform on the WorkSpaces, such as:
• Reboot: Restart the WorkSpace.
• Rebuild: Reset the WorkSpace to its original state.
• Start: Turn on a stopped WorkSpace.
• Stop: Turn off a running WorkSpace.
• Migrate: Move the WorkSpace to a different configuration.
• Modify Protocol: Change the connection method.
• Modify Compute Type: Change the WorkSpace’s computing power.

Handling User Selections

• When you select an action from the dropdown menu and click “Go,” the widget sends a request to AWS to perform the selected action on the chosen WorkSpace.