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feat: Update AWS Free and Premium Compliance readmes (#420)
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feat: Update AWS Free and Premium Compliance readmes
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jsonpr authored Dec 12, 2023
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The pack contains the free version.

#### Running Your dbt Project

Navigate to your dbt project directory, where your `dbt_project.yml` resides.

If everything compiles without errors, you can then execute:

```bash
dbt run
```

This command will run all your `dbt` models and create tables/views in your destination database as defined in your models.

To run specific models and the models in the dependency graph, the following `dbt run` commands can be used:

To select a specific model and the dependencies in the dependency graph:

```bash
dbt run --select +<model_name>
```

For a specific model and the dependencies in the dependency graph:

```bash
dbt run --models +<model_name>
```

#### Models

- **aws_compliance\_\_cis_v1.2.0**: AWS CIS V1.2.0 benchmarks, available for PostgreSQL
- **aws_compliance_pci_dss_v3.2.1**: AWS PCI DSS V3.2.1 benchmark.
- **aws_compliance\_\_foundational_security**: AWS Foundational Security benchmark, available only for Snowflake

The free version contains 10% of the full pack's queries.
The free version contains 10% of the full pack's queries.
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The pack contains the premium version.

#### Running Your dbt Project

Navigate to your dbt project directory, where your `dbt_project.yml` resides.

If everything compiles without errors, you can then execute:

```bash
dbt run
```

This command will run all your `dbt` models and create tables/views in your destination database as defined in your models.

To run specific models and the models in the dependency graph, the following `dbt run` commands can be used:

To select a specific model and the dependencies in the dependency graph:

```bash
dbt run --select +<model_name>
```

For a specific model and the dependencies in the dependency graph:

```bash
dbt run --models +<model_name>
```


#### Models

- **aws_compliance\_\_cis_v1.2.0**: AWS CIS V1.2.0 benchmarks, available for PostgreSQL
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