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Working with Custom Construct Libraries in the AWS CDK
Custom construct libraries in the AWS Cloud Development Kit let you take repeated constructs and reuse them quickly and easily. This course will teach you how to build, test, and use one of these custom construct libraries.
Intermediate
- Course
Working with Custom Construct Libraries in the AWS CDK
Custom construct libraries in the AWS Cloud Development Kit let you take repeated constructs and reuse them quickly and easily. This course will teach you how to build, test, and use one of these custom construct libraries.
Intermediate
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What you'll learn
Enforce best practices and eliminate repeated code by creating custom construct libraries within the AWS Cloud Development Kit. In this course, Working with Custom Construct Libraries in the AWS CDK, you’ll learn to build, test, and use level-three construct libraries. First, you’ll explore the benefits and drawbacks of using custom construct libraries. Next, you’ll discover how to build and use one of these libraries. Finally, you’ll learn how to create tests to validate the function of your newly-created library. When you’re finished with this course, you’ll have the skills and knowledge of custom construct libraries needed to add these components to your CDK applications.
Working with Custom Construct Libraries in the AWS CDK
Intermediate
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With a background at a cloud hosting company, I started learning Linux and DevOps from the bottom up as a technical writer set out to document configuration management systems. Falling in love with Linux, DevOps and tech as a whole, I eventually took my ability to explain technical concepts to wide audiences to the training area, creating courses on Red Hat, SaltStack, HashiCorp, LXD, Docker, and more.