It can be deployed normally on AWS

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return '%s:%s' % (self.region, self.prefix)
PREDEFINED_ENVIRONMENTS = {
    ENV_DEV: Environment(region=REGION_LOCAL, prefix=ENV_DEV)
}
def get_environment(env=None, region_name=None):
    """
    Return an Environment object based on the input arguments.
    Parameter `env` can be either of:
        * None (or empty), in which case the rules below are applied to (env = os.environ['ENV'] or ENV_DEV)
        * an Environment object (then this object is returned)
        * a string '<region>:<name>', which corresponds to Environment(region='<region>', prefix='<prefix>')
        * the predefined string 'dev' (ENV_DEV), which implies Environment(region='local', prefix='dev')
        * a string '<name>', which implies Environment(region=DEFAULT_REGION, prefix='<name>')
    Additionally, parameter `region_name` can be used to override DEFAULT_REGION.
    """
    if not env:
        if 'ENV' in os.environ:
            env = os.environ['ENV']
        else:
            env = ENV_DEV
    elif not is_string(env) and not isinstance(env, Environment):
        raise Exception('Invalid environment: %s' % env)
    if is_string(env):
        env = Environment.from_string(env)
    if region_name:
        env.region = region_name
    if not env.region:
        raise Exception('Invalid region in environment: "%s"' % env)
    return env
def is_local_env(env):