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Hands-On AWS CDK
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Autor: Sam Ward Biddle, Kyle T. Jones
ISBN: 9781098158736
stron: 258, Format: ebook
Data wydania: 2025-04-14
Księgarnia: Helion

Cena książki: 194,65 zł (poprzednio: 226,34 zł)
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Looking to accelerate development and build cloud native applications with AWS Cloud Development Kit? Through hands-on projects, you'll learn the basics of AWS CDK, the tool of choice for many of the world's largest technology companies.

Informed by real case studies and years of work with enterprise-scale cloud architectures, this book will benefit both novice and advanced cloud developers. It's complete with step-by-step explanations of essential concepts, practical examples, and self-assessment questions to help you build a shareable portfolio of completed projects, demonstrating your ability to build cloud infrastructure at scale.

You'll explore:

  • Basic cloud computing concepts, including the AWS Well-Architected Framework
  • End-to-end cloud native software and infrastructure as code
  • The benefits of a reusable code library to accelerate your projects
  • Functional modules of code that can stand alone or build toward an integrated cloud application

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Spis treści

Hands-On AWS CDK eBook -- spis treści

  • Preface
    • How This Book Is Structured
    • Why CDK?
    • Why We Wrote This Book
    • Who This Book Is For
    • How to Use This Book
      • Why Projects First?
      • Documentation
      • Testing
      • What You Will Build
    • End of Chapter Organization
      • Getting Unstuck
      • Chapter Synth
      • Review
      • Discussion
      • Extension Activities
    • Conclusion
    • Conventions Used in This Book
    • Using Code Examples
    • OReilly Online Learning
    • How to Contact Us
    • Acknowledgments
  • 1. Getting Started with CDK
    • What You Will Build
      • Project 1: The Shared Project
      • Project 2: The Portfolio Project
    • Prepare Your Learning Environment
    • Set Up Your Cloud Development Environment
      • Set Up Your AWS Account
      • Set Up Your AWS Budgets
      • Create an Admin IAM User
      • Sign In and Generate Keys for Your CDK Developer User
      • Set Up the AWS CLI
    • Set Up Your Local Development Environment
      • Set Up Visual Studio Code
      • Set Up Git and GitHub
      • Install Prerequisite Packages and Software
        • Install Node and npm
        • Install CDK
    • Infrastructure as Code and Automation
      • How Infrastructure as Code Works
      • How CDK Works on AWS
      • AWS CloudFormation, AWS CDK, and Terraform
    • Getting Unstuck
    • Chapter Synth
      • Discussion
      • Extension Activities
  • 2. Hello, CDK!
    • Project Architecture: Build a Hello, CDK Lambda Function
    • Generate a New CDK Application
    • The Structure of a CDK Application
      • Understanding Application Stacks
      • Installing Dependencies
    • Building a CDK Application
      • Bootstrap Your CDK Application
      • Synthesize Your CDK Application
    • Project Tutorial: Deploy a Hello, CDK Lambda Function
      • Define Your Lambda Function Infrastructure
      • Define Your Lambda Function Application Logic
      • Deploy Your Function
      • Test Your Function
    • CDK Documentation
      • Basic CDK Commands
      • CDK to CloudFormation
    • Getting Unstuck
    • Chapter Synth
      • Discussion
      • Extension Activities
  • 3. Introducing CDK and AWS Constructs
    • Project Architecture: Greeting S3 Bucket
    • Defining L1, L2, and L3 Constructs
    • Project Tutorial: Deploy an S3 Bucket
      • Project Preparation
      • Level 1 Construct
      • Level 2 Construct
      • Level 3 Construct
    • Why Use L1, L2, and L3 Constructs?
      • Documenting Your Code
    • Getting Unstuck
    • Chapter Synth
      • Discussion
      • Extension Activities
  • 4. Integrating CDK Constructs
    • Project Architecture: Dynamic Lambda Greeting
      • Add an S3 Event Notification
    • Using Parameters and Overrides
    • Getting Unstuck
    • Chapter Synth
      • Discussion
      • Extension Activities
  • 5. Building Multistack CDK Applications
    • Project Architecture: Data Pipeline Microservice
      • Create a Shared Resources Stack
      • Rename Your CDK Application
      • Redefine the Application Entry Point
      • Restructure Your Application for Multiple Stacks
      • Create a Shared Resources Stack
      • Build Your Data Pipeline Stack
        • TypeScript features
        • CDK features
      • Check Your Work
    • Getting Unstuck
    • Chapter Synth
      • Discussion
      • Extension Activities
  • 6. Packaging and Deploying Lambda Functions
    • Project Architecture: Package and Deploy Lambda Functions with CDK
      • Create a Lambda Function to Transform CSV to JSON
        • JavaScript features
        • AWS SDK features
      • Create a Lambda Function to Calculate Energy Use and Notify
        • JavaScript features
        • AWS SDK features
      • Test, Deploy, Modify, and Destroy
    • Getting Unstuck
    • Chapter Synth
      • Discussion
      • Extension Activities
  • 7. Extending CDK Constructs
    • Project Architecture: Custom S3 and Lambda Constructs
      • Create a Custom Lambda Function
      • Understand the CDK Features
      • Define Props
      • Define Your Construct
      • Document Your Construct
      • Use Your Construct
      • Create a Custom S3 Bucket Construct
      • Deploy Your Custom Constructs
      • Modify Your Application to Use the New Constructs
      • Test Your New Application
    • Getting Unstuck
    • Chapter Synth
      • Discussion
      • Extension Activities
  • 8. Creating New Custom CDK Constructs
    • Project Architecture: Package and Deploy a Serverless API
      • Why REST API and Why Serverless?
      • Case Study
    • Go Build!
      • Create a Blank Construct
      • Test Your Custom Serverless API Construct
    • Getting Unstuck
    • Chapter Synth
      • Discussion
      • Extension Activities
  • 9. Working with CDK Custom Resources
    • Project Architecture: Deploy Amazon Q Business Application
      • CDK Custom Resources
      • AWS Custom Resources
      • Choosing the Right Custom Resource Type
    • Go Build!
      • Test, Deploy, Modify, and Destroy
      • Test Your API
    • Getting Unstuck
    • Chapter Synth
      • Discussion
      • Extension Activities
  • 10. Working with Third-Party CDK Constructs
    • Project Architecture: Extend Functionality of CDK Constructs
    • Go Build!
      • Do Your Research
      • Use the Amplify Web Application Construct
      • Test, Deploy, Modify, and Destroy
    • Getting Unstuck
    • Chapter Synth
      • Discussion
      • Extension Activities
  • 11. Testing CDK Applications
    • Project Architecture: Extend Functionality of CDK Constructs
    • Precommit Hooks
      • Handle Secrets and Sensitive Data
      • Prettier, TSLint, and Other Formatting Tools
        • Prettier
        • TSLint
    • Infrastructure Tests with Jest
    • Write Your Own Jest Tests
    • Custom Commands
    • Getting Started with CDK-Nag
      • Integrating CDK-Nag with Your Manual Tests
      • Integrating CDK-Nag with Your CI/CD Pipelines and GitHub Actions
      • Remediating cdk-nag Errors and Warnings
        • Using custom constructs
        • Using suppressions
      • Documenting Your CDK-Nag Remediations and DevOps Integrations
    • Getting Unstuck
    • Chapter Synth
      • Discussion
      • Extension Activities
  • 12. Automating DevSecOps for CDK
    • Project Architecture: Automating Testing and Deployment
    • Precommit Hooks
      • Install Husky
    • GitHub Actions for CDK
      • Create Your Workflow
      • Provide Secure Permissions
      • Create Your GitHub Actions Workflow
      • Deploy to Test
      • Test
      • Deploy to Staging and Production
    • Document Your Deployment
      • CI/CD Concepts in CDK
    • Writing Deployment Scripts
      • Setting Up GitHub Actions
      • Integrating GitHub Actions for Deployment
      • Deploying with Git
    • Getting Unstuck
    • Chapter Synth
      • Discussion
      • Extension Activities
  • 13. Contributing to CDK
    • Anatomy of an npm Library
    • Document and Publish Your Constructs
    • Contributing to CDK
    • What About Terraform?
    • Developer Collaboration with CDK
    • Architecting for Multicloud Environments with CDK
    • Blue/Green and Canary Deployments
      • Blue/Green Deployment
      • Canary Deployment
      • Comparing Blue/Green and Canary Deployments
      • Managing Configuration Settings for Different Environments
    • Getting Unstuck
    • Chapter Synth
      • Discussion
      • Extension Activities
  • 14. Architecting, Building, and Publishing a Portfolio CDK Application
    • Into the Working Backward Process
      • Step 1: Understanding the Core Problem
      • Step 2: Defining the Customer and Their Needs
      • Step 3: Defining Ideas and Solutions
      • Step 4: Validate and Establish Success Metrics
      • Step 5: Go Build!
    • Building Well-Architected Applications
      • Using the Well-Architected Framework with CDK
      • Operational Excellence for CDK
      • Security for CDK
      • Reliability for CDK
      • Performance Efficiency for CDK
      • Cost Optimization for CDK
      • Sustainability for CDK
    • Thank You!
  • Index

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