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21 changes: 14 additions & 7 deletions examples/bootstrap-new-aws-account/README.md
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git checkout -b add-cloudtrail
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2. Create a new file in the `terraform/` folder called `cloudtrail.tf` with the following contents:
2. In CloudShell, enable service access for CloudTrail by executing the following command to allow CloudTrail integration with AWS Organizations:

```bash
aws organizations enable-aws-service-access \
--service-principal cloudtrail.amazonaws.com
```

3. Create a new file in the `terraform/` folder called `cloudtrail.tf` with the following contents:

```terraform
module "bootstrap_cloudtrail" {
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}
```

3. Run `terraform init` to download the new module used.
4. Confirm there aren't any syntax / other errors by running `terraform plan`.
5. If there are no errors, commit the change, and push the branch with:
4. Run `terraform init` to download the new module used.
5. Confirm there aren't any syntax / other errors by running `terraform plan`.
6. If there are no errors, commit the change, and push the branch with:

```bash
git add .
git commit -m "Adding CloudTrail"
git push --set-upstream origin add-cloudtrail
```

6. Go to your repo on [GitHub](https://github.com), and create a new PR from this branch.
7. Wait for the CodeBuild job to finish, then confirm there weren't any errors by looking a the message that is posted to the PR.
8. If there aren't any errors, merge the branch.
7. Go to your repo on [GitHub](https://github.com), and create a new PR from this branch.
8. Wait for the CodeBuild job to finish, then confirm there weren't any errors by looking a the message that is posted to the PR.
9. If there aren't any errors, merge the branch.
12. Almost done, in the home stretch now! We want to add one more resource: a Budget with a Billing Alert to notify us in case we approach a monthly spend we want to monitor.
1. In CloudShell, switch to the `main` branch, `git pull` the latest changes (we just merged a PR, so our local `main` won't be up to date with that merge), then create a new branch for the Budget. You can use the following commands to do this:

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