AWS Infrastructure with TypeScript: Getting Started

By David Tucker
In addition to building your web applications and backend services with TypeScript, you can also use it to manage your cloud infrastructure. ​This course will teach you​ how to leverage it to embrace infrastructure as code with the AWS CDK.
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Beginner
Updated
Sep 11, 2020
Duration
2h 11m
Table of contents
Course Overview
Course Overview 1m
Creating a TypeScript CDK App
Introduction 3m What We Will Build 5m Infrastructure as Code 4m Generating a New TypeScript CDK App 6m Managing CDK Dependencies 8m Examining Construct Levels in the CDK 5m
Deploying a CDK App
The Deployment Workflow 3m Bootstrapping an AWS Environment 3m Generating a CloudFormation Template 3m Deploying a CDK App 4m
Managing CDK Infrastructure
Post-deployment Workflow 2m Updating an Existing CDK App 11m Adding Tags for a CDK Stack 7m Deleting an Existing CDK App 3m
Building a Lambda API with the CDK
API Gateway and Lambda Architecture 2m Researching Our Implementation 8m Creating a Lambda Function 4m Implementing a Lambda Function in the CDK 7m Configuring S3 and Lambda 7m Implementing IAM Permissions 7m Connecting Lambda and API Gateway 5m
Integrating Fargate with the CDK
Container Solutions with the CDK 2m Container Services on AWS 4m Creating a Docker Container for the CDK 7m Deploying a Container with the CDK 10m Next Steps with the CDK 2m
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Course info
Rating
(17)
Level
Beginner
Updated
Sep 11, 2020
Duration
2h 11m
Description

Leveraging the AWS Cloud Development Kit (CDK) with TypeScript will enable you to better manage AWS infrastructure at scale. ​In this course,​ AWS Infrastructure with TypeScript: Getting Started, ​you’ll learn to​ implement the concept of Infrastructure as Code with TypeScript. ​First, you’ll explore​ how to create a new CDK project. N​ext, you’ll discover​ how you can manage deployed infrastructure. Finally, you’ll learn how to​ configure and launch the infrastructure for a real-world application using AWS Fargate and Lambda. W​hen you’re finished with this course, you’ll have the skills and knowledge of​ the AWS CDK n​eeded to​ integrate it into your custom applications on AWS.

About the author
David Tucker
About the author

David is a Webby Award winning cloud development consultant that focuses on cloud native web, mobile, and IoT applications. He has over 15 years of experience building digital solutions.

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Course Overview
Hello, everyone. My name is David Tucker, and welcome to the course AWS Infrastructure with TypeScript: Getting Started. I'm a CTO consultant, and I help organizations plan, build, and implement custom software solutions in the cloud, and I have over 15 years of experience in software architecture and development. Managing cloud based infrastructure can be error prone and time consuming, especially without the right tools. Leveraging the AWS Cloud Development Kit, or CDK, with TypeScript will enable you to better manage your AWS infrastructure at scale. In this course, AWS Infrastructure with TypeScript: Getting Started, you'll learn to implement the concept of infrastructure as code with TypeScript. First, you'll explore how to create a new CDK project. Next, you'll discover how you can manage your deployed infrastructure. Finally, you'll learn how to configure and launch the infrastructure for a real world application using AWS Fargate, API Gateway, Amazon S3, and AWS Lambda. When you're finished with this course, you'll have the skills and knowledge of the AWS CDK needed to integrate it into your custom applications on AWS.

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