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**To create a stack set** The following ``create-stack-set`` example creates a stack set using the specified YAML file temlplate. ``template.yaml`` is an AWS CloudFormation template in the current folder that defines a stack. :: aws cloudformation create-stack-set \ --stack-set-name my-stack-set \ --template-body file://template.yaml \ --description "SNS topic" Output:: { "StackSetId": "my-stack-set:8d0f160b-d157-xmpl-a8e6-c0ce8e5d8cc1" } To add stack instances to the stack set, use the ``create-stack-instances`` command.