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After working a bit with Terraform, I really see the difference between using a limited DSL and using a real programming language like Python or TypeScript in AWS CDK. Making infrastructure actually programmable instead of just definable was a big step that CDK enabled.

My typical workflow is: • Checkout main branch • cdk diff → no changes (supposed to be) • Make changes on branch • CDK Diff should only show the changes you did Doing this locally is not always possible. If it is not make use of it in PR comments or in the build pipeline.

dev.to/jehielmartin... Using serverless components on AWS can help to quickly build a solution for many use cases. Using managed and serverless tools means you don't have to provision or maintain any infrastructure and can scale up (and down) based on demand. (1/2)

Building a Scalable Serverless Image Processing Pipeline with AWS SQS and Lambda

Explore the creation of a scalable image processing pipeline using AWS services such as S3, SQS, and Lambda.

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I am so excited! AWS Step Functions WorkFlow Studio is now part of the AWS Toolkit! Yup, that's an ASL file opened in VSCode. And ... That's me running a test state locally against resources in the AWS Cloud! Oh, and in case you were wondering, Amazon Q is GREAT with JSONata.

medium.com/@robert_2361... Implementing Infrastructure as Code (IaC) practices is a great approach to being able to contain and repeat your cloud resources. Being able to track changes and repeat configs is ideal. Using the Cloud Development Kit (CDK) on AWS is a good IaC approach. (1/3) 🧵

Structuring and Refactoring AWS CDK Projects: Best Practices and Patterns

In the world of Infrastructure as Code (IaC), the AWS Cloud Development Kit (CDK) has emerged as a powerful tool for defining cloud…

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dev.to/koseimori/a-... CI/CD automation with Github Actions and workflows is widely used and usually ends up being free for smaller projects. Using Infrastructure as Code tools like the Cloud Development Kit (CDK) with AWS is a good approach. Below is a good example of using these together.(1/3) 🧵

A Practical Guide to Continuous Delivery with GitHub Actions and AWS CDK

Introduction Previously, I wrote an article titled “Implementing Continuous Delivery for...

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Any CDK family out here? I'm using the beta cross-region references. I've got some exports I want to remove but it enforces strong references (this is fine). I tried to find a way to inject my exports to the custom resource but the provider is private and aspects can't seem to visit the node.

You will be very happy because this is the stack I partially learned from you 😘 It is a CDK stack, hooked it into my static Hugo website. Each time someone comments, I get an email. After approving, the web hook triggers the Netlify rebuild. Job done :) github.com/pawelgrzybek...

GitHub - pawelgrzybek/comments-stack: Comments engine for my personal website https://pawelgrzybek.com.

Comments engine for my personal website https://pawelgrzybek.com. - pawelgrzybek/comments-stack

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