Subscribed to deployed in ten minutes.
Deadlift is a CloudFormation template distributed through AWS Marketplace. One subscription, one stack, and the dashboard is running in your account.
01
Subscribe on AWS Marketplace
Find the Deadlift listing, click Subscribe, accept the EULA, and choose your tier - Free, Solo, Team, or Enterprise. Billing lands on your existing AWS bill.
Listing link will be added once approved
02
Deploy the stack
Marketplace hands you to CloudFormation with the template preloaded. Click Create stack and wait 5-10 minutes while everything provisions inside your account.
cloudformation create-stack · 5-10 min
03
Open your dashboard
The stack's Outputs tab shows your DashboardUrl. Sign in through your own Cognito user pool and your DLQs are already discovered - no agents, no config files.
outputs.DashboardUrl → sign in → done
Three parameters. That's the whole form.
The CloudFormation template asks for almost nothing.
Subscription tier
default: Set by MarketplaceSet automatically by Marketplace based on your subscription.
Notification email
default: emptyReceives DLQ threshold alerts. Leave blank to disable email notifications.
Alert threshold
default: 10Alert when any monitored DLQ exceeds this message count.
What lands in your account.
Everything below is created by the stack - and deleted with it.
- CloudFront distribution serves the dashboard UI
- Cognito user pool your users, your account
- AppSync GraphQL API auth'd against Cognito
- 13 Lambda functions resolvers + scheduled jobs
- 5 DynamoDB tables sessions, audit, counters, rules, settings
- SNS topic alarm delivery (email optional)
Updates are one stack update.
When a new version ships, the dashboard shows an update banner. The Marketplace listing always points at the latest stable template - update the CloudFormation stack and you're current. You control the cadence; nothing updates behind your back.
$ aws cloudformation update-stack \
--stack-name Deadlift \
--template-url $LATEST_TEMPLATE
✓ UPDATE_COMPLETE - you're on the latest version