Infrastructure as Code, Master AWS Cloud Development Kit CDK

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction to CDK

Lecture 1: Introduction to AWS CDK

Lecture 2: Creating an AWS account

Lecture 3: Initial Environment setup to use the CDK, appendix section and checking for node

Lecture 4: Installing the AWS CLI and configuring it

Lecture 5: Installing the AWS CDK (Cloud Development Kit)

Chapter 2: Creating our first simple application with the CDK

Lecture 1: Creating our first CDK app in TypeScript using CDK int

Lecture 2: Adding a S3 Bucket to our Stack using CDK

Lecture 3: Learning to navigate the AWS CDK Documentation

Chapter 3: Deploying our simple CDK application to Amazon AWS

Lecture 1: Bootstrapping our application with CDK Bootstrap

Lecture 2: Deploying our Bucket to AWS using the CKD

Chapter 4: Testing our CDK Infrastructure

Lecture 1: Creating our Template file using CDK synthesize

Lecture 2: Testing for the resource and the output infrastructure creation from CDK

Lecture 3: Installing the assert package and creating testing on the CDK Resource Created

Chapter 5: Creating a lambda function using the AWS CDK

Lecture 1: Laying the groundwork for our lambda function created with CDK

Lecture 2: Creating the handler of our CDK lambda function in TypeScript

Lecture 3: Creating our AWS Lambda Resource in the CDK

Lecture 4: Creating and deploying our TypeScript Lambda Content to the CDK Lambda

Lecture 5: Testing our CDK Lambda function and understand CloudWatch logs

Chapter 6: Deploying assets to our S3 Bucket using AWS CDK

Lecture 1: Deploying assets to the S3 Bucket and passing it name to the CDK Lambda Function

Chapter 7: Accessing the S3 Bucket from our CDK Lambda Function

Lecture 1: Linking our S3 bucket to our Lambda Function using the AWS CDK

Lecture 2: Generating Signed URL with expired to access our Photos in the CDK S3 Bucket

Chapter 8: AWS CDK and IAM rules

Lecture 1: Creating IAM rules using AWS CDK

Chapter 9: Creating a API Gateway with CDK to be able to access our Lambda Functions

Lecture 1: Adding a APIGateway using the AWS CDK

Lecture 2: Creating the API Lambda integration and Access Routes with CDK

Chapter 10: Creating and deploying our React app to AWS using AWS CDK

Lecture 1: Creating our React App using TypeScript with the AWS CDK

Lecture 2: Creating a S3 bucket with public read access to host our React Website

Chapter 11: Connecting our React website to a cloudFront with CDK

Lecture 1: Creating our CloudFront using AWS CDK

Chapter 12: Displaying the protected and encoded images on our website using AWS CDK

Lecture 1: Adding Axios and Bootstrap to our React app (and a little clean up)

Lecture 2: Making request from our React App to our Lambda Function

Lecture 3: Showing a Bootstrap Image Carousel from our photos

Lecture 4: Making our Website good looking with Bootstrap

Chapter 13: Re-Deploying our new Website using AWS CDK

Lecture 1: Deploying the changes on the Website to the S3 Bucket in AWS

Lecture 2: Cleaning the CloudFront cache

Chapter 14: Clean up, how to deleting a Stack using the AWS CDK

Lecture 1: Removing the CloudFormation Stack with CDK destroy

Chapter 15: It is time for a course and a CDK update

Lecture 1: Updating all packages to latest including CDK CLI

Lecture 2: Re-Deploying with the new CDK version and fixing the getAllPhotos endpoint

Chapter 16: Multiple stacks and development and production stagings using the AWS CDK

Lecture 1: Creating multiple stacks and staging environment

Lecture 2: Removing multiple stacks at once

Chapter 17: Adding our own domain using Route53 and Certificate Manager on AWS CDK

Lecture 1: Reverting the Staging changes

Lecture 2: Creating a new DNS Stack

Lecture 3: Creating a HostedZone in Route53

Lecture 4: Passing data from different Stacks in CDK

Lecture 5: Create a HTTPS Certificate using AWS Certificate Manager using the CDK

Lecture 6: Updating the CloudFront to use our new Certificate

Lecture 7: Creating a ARecord using the AWS CDK

Lecture 8: Deploying our DNS stack

Lecture 9: Deploying main stack

Chapter 18: Creating Custom Constructors for AWS CDK

Lecture 1: Creating a custom constructor for the S3 Bucket creation and deployment

Lecture 2: Passing the value of the bucket back

Lecture 3: Passing props to the new custom constructor

Lecture 4: Small but important fix to pass the bucket value

Lecture 5: Deploying our stack with Custom Constructor

Chapter 19: It is CDK Quiz time

Chapter 20: Are you up to a real CDK challenge?

Chapter 21: Bonus Section – Including Amazing Deals

Lecture 1: Bonus – Because the learning can never stop