"AWS CDK. Infrastructure as a code with TypeScript", Yurii Myrosh

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I will tell you how we did the project without DevOps. We will go through the basic concepts of AWS CDK. Let's get acquainted with the services, write and deploy an application for user management on AWS.

Technology

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Experience
About me
11 years
Position
Head of Javascript Department at Lemberg Solutions
Technologies
Node.js, NestJS, Angular, React, AWS
Legacy
PHP, Contao CMS, CodeIgniter, Kohana, FuelPHP, Laravel

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Cloud development kit
WHAT IS CDK
Define your cloud application resources using familiar programming languages

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CDK Concept

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CDK

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CDK. Stack

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CDK. Construct

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CDK. Construct properties

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Use familiar programming
languages, tools, and
workflows

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Constructs for generating
AWS infrastructure

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Deploy infrastructure and
runtime code together

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Developer-friendly command
line interface (CLI)

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Pre-build constructs

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Summary
Pros Cons
● Development budget (every your developer
should have AWS account)
● There is no local emulator so it is hard to
perform local testing. There is possibility to
use SAM but it is not the same as deploying
stacks.
● Hard to implement e2e tests.
● Infrastructure as a code.
● Ability to keep services in the same repo with your
application.
● Easy configuration of environments.
● Permissions management
● Unit testing can be really easy
● It is possible to develop applications without devOps
(not really true, because your developers need to know
devOps part)

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Links
● https://docs.aws.amazon.com/cdk/v2/guide/home.html
● https://docs.aws.amazon.com/cdk/api/v2/index.html
● https://constructs.dev/
● https://github.com/yuriymyrosh/cdk_demo
● https://www.linkedin.com/in/yuriy-myrosh/
● https://www.facebook.com/yura.myrosh/

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