AWS CDK for professionals (Python and TypeScript)

AWS CDK for professionals (Python and TypeScript), available at $84.99, has an average rating of 4.88, with 75 lectures, 2 quizzes, based on 41 reviews, and has 542 subscribers.

You will learn about AWS CDK in a proffesional manner Write Infrastructure as Code with Python or TypeScript AWS CloudFormation – beginner and intermediate topics DevOps for AWS with CDK and GitHub Actions Build Serverless apps with ApiGateway, DynamoDb and Lambda Configure serverless apps with CDK CDK tools, introduction and configuration for Python CDK tools, introduction and configuration for TypeScript CDK testing with Pytest or Jest Handle different AWS CDK construct levels(L1, L2, L3) CDK best practices Web project deployment with AWS CLoudFront and CDK This course is ideal for individuals who are Developers who want to write infrastructure as code with CDK or Anywane who wants to learn AWS in a fun and dynamic way, not from the console, but with CODE It is particularly useful for Developers who want to write infrastructure as code with CDK or Anywane who wants to learn AWS in a fun and dynamic way, not from the console, but with CODE.

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Summary

Title: AWS CDK for professionals (Python and TypeScript)

Price: $84.99

Average Rating: 4.88

Number of Lectures: 75

Number of Quizzes: 2

Number of Published Lectures: 75

Number of Published Quizzes: 2

Number of Curriculum Items: 77

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 77

Original Price: 44.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

AWS CDK in a proffesional manner

Write Infrastructure as Code with Python or TypeScript

AWS CloudFormation – beginner and intermediate topics

DevOps for AWS with CDK and GitHub Actions

Build Serverless apps with ApiGateway, DynamoDb and Lambda

Configure serverless apps with CDK

CDK tools, introduction and configuration for Python

CDK tools, introduction and configuration for TypeScript

CDK testing with Pytest or Jest

Handle different AWS CDK construct levels(L1, L2, L3)

CDK best practices

Web project deployment with AWS CLoudFront and CDK

Who Should Attend

Developers who want to write infrastructure as code with CDK

Anywane who wants to learn AWS in a fun and dynamic way, not from the console, but with CODE

Target Audiences

Developers who want to write infrastructure as code with CDK

Anywane who wants to learn AWS in a fun and dynamic way, not from the console, but with CODE

This course is designed to teach how to use AWS CDK as a professional. You can start to migrate your cloud infrastructure to CDKright after course completion.

The course contains code examples for Pythonand TypeScript, but you can enroll even if you plan to use CDKwith another language, singe most topics are presented at an abstract level and you can easily apply the course material for your preferred programming language, maybe Java, C# or Go.

Main course topics:

Tools required for CDK: AWS account, IAM user for console access, AWS CLI configuration

CDK introduction:

AWS CloudFormationintro and intermediate topics

CDKconsole commands like init, synth, deploy, destroy, doctor

Exploring the generated project with CDK init

Use Pythonto write infrastructure as code

Use Typescriptto write infrastructure as code

Understand the different level of CDKconstructs – L1, L2, L3

The mental model behind CDK– with CloudFormationintrinsic functions

CDK intermediate topics:

CloudFormationand CDKids

Intrinsic functions practice with Pythonand Typescript

How to handle multiple CloudFormationstacks

Python and Typescript cross stack references

Practice session: ServerlessAPI with ApiGateway, Lambdaand DynamoDb:

Configure the serverlessapp infrastructure

Configure awsLambda for Pythonand Typescript

Write DynamoDBqueries with boto3 for Python

Write DynamoDBqueries with aws-sdk for typescript

Solve the CORS issue for APIs accessed by browsers

Practice session: CloudWatch metrics and Alarms

Learn AWS cloud watch features like metrics, alarms and logs

Configure and webhook lambda with Pythonor TypeScript

Write Infrastructure as Code for the alarm metrics with CDK

Practice session: CICDand web deployment

Use CDK to configure web deployment with AWS Cloud Front and s3

Implement CICDwith GitHub actions

Configure CICD for Pythonand Typescript

Configure an IAM user for GitHub(not Administrator)

CDK testing:

Write tests for infrastructure as code and run them with Pytestor Jest

Learn about fine grained assertions, matchers, captorsand snapshottesting

Analyze the Cloud Formation outputs and generated templates in order to understand the tests

Use best practices when testing infrastructure as code

Other CDKtopics: tags, aspects, patterns.

Why this course stands out from other Udemy courses:

Beyond the basics – after finish, you can directly use this knowledge into production code

Practical knowledge – presentations are kept to a minimum, we focus on what is really important

Logical and flexible structure – take the course at your own pace

Fast paced, concise, most typing cut out – focus on explanations – respect for your time

Code changes in each lectureon Git with code diffs

Big font, dark background, full HD content, this way it is readable even on a small screen or even tablet.

Lifetime access

Certificate of completion to present to your current or prospective employer

Q&A active instructor

Go beyond the theory and learn from an active instructor, aligned with today’s programming demands!

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: How to take this course

Lecture 2: Lets connect!

Lecture 3: Tools we will need

Lecture 4: IAM user for the AWS CLI

Chapter 2: CDK and CloudFormation intro

Lecture 1: Section intro

Lecture 2: AWS CloudFormation

Lecture 3: CDK intro

Lecture 4: Code examples

Lecture 5: CDK project explore

Lecture 6: CDK environment

Lecture 7: Understanding CDK code

Lecture 8: [Py] construct example

Lecture 9: [Ts] construct example

Lecture 10: CDK Constructs overview

Lecture 11: Cdk outputs and mental model

Lecture 12: Cdk Commands

Lecture 13: CDK destroy

Chapter 3: CDK intermediate topics

Lecture 1: Section intro

Lecture 2: CDK IDs

Lecture 3: CloudFormation intrinsic functions

Lecture 4: [Py] intrinsic functions practice

Lecture 5: [Ts] intrinsic functions practice

Lecture 6: Handling multipe stacks

Lecture 7: [Py] cross stack references

Lecture 8: [Ts] cross stack references

Chapter 4: Halfway discussion

Lecture 1: Halfway discussion

Chapter 5: Practice: Serverless Rest API with CDK

Lecture 1: Section intro

Lecture 2: AWS Lambda and CDK

Lecture 3: Serverless API architecture

Lecture 4: [Py] ApiGateway and lambda

Lecture 5: [Ts] ApiGateway and lambda

Lecture 6: DynamoDb and SDK calls

Lecture 7: [Py] DynamoDB queries

Lecture 8: [Ts] DynamoDB queries

Lecture 9: API Gateway and CORS

Chapter 6: Practice: Monitoring with CloudWatch

Lecture 1: Section intro

Lecture 2: Services overview

Lecture 3: [Py] webhook lambda

Lecture 4: [Ts] webhook lambda

Lecture 5: CloudWatch metrics presentation

Lecture 6: CloudWatch alarms

Lecture 7: [Py] CDK metric alarms

Lecture 8: [Ts] CDK metric alarms

Lecture 9: Testing the alarm

Lecture 10: Real resource alarm

Lecture 11: Further reading

Chapter 7: CICD and web deployment

Lecture 1: Section intro

Lecture 2: Services Overview

Lecture 3: [Py] Bucket hosting and CloudFront

Lecture 4: [Ts] Bucket hosting and CloudFront

Lecture 5: CloudFormation custom resources

Lecture 6: GitHub repo setup

Lecture 7: IAM user for GitHub actions

Lecture 8: [Py + Ts] GitHub Actions

Lecture 9: Further reading

Chapter 8: CDK testing

Lecture 1: Section intro

Lecture 2: [Py] project init and test explore

Lecture 3: [PY] first test

Lecture 4: [PY] test matchers

Lecture 5: [PY] test captors

Lecture 6: [PY] snapshot testing

Lecture 7: [TS] project init and test explore

Lecture 8: [TS] first test

Lecture 9: [TS] test matchers

Lecture 10: [TS] test captors

Lecture 11: [TS] snapshot testing

Chapter 9: Other CDK topics

Lecture 1: Section intro

Lecture 2: [Py] CDK tags

Lecture 3: [Ts] CDK tags

Lecture 4: CDK aspects

Lecture 5: [Py] aspects example

Lecture 6: [Ts] aspects example

Lecture 7: CDK patterns libraries

Chapter 10: Ending section

Lecture 1: Thank you!

Lecture 2: Bonus

Instructors

Alex Dan
Cloud Tech Lead, TypeScript Champion, active Instructor

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