Aws Cdk With Python Step By Step

Aws Cdk With Python Step By Step
Last updated 8/2024
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What you’ll learn
Use AWS CDK v2 and Python to write infrastructure code efficiently to avoid human errors with automation while creating AWS resources.
Understand the differences between L1, L2, and L3 (patterns) constructs to choose the most appropriate ones for your solution.
Learn to use the AWS CDK Toolkit to create CDK applications, synthesize templates and deploy your stacks.
Divide your AWS architecture into multiple CDK stacks to organize them more efficiently and launch more resources per stack.
Learn to use AWS CDK Construct Library as a reference to find the constructs for your solution.
Use L2 constructs and CDK patterns (L3) to create your AWS architecture with sensible defaults according to most used scenarios.
Use L1 constructs to map CloudFormation resources one-to-one when needed.
Use AWS CDK and Python to allow network connections, initialize EC2 instances, and upload S3 assets easily with object-oriented programming.
Use AWS CDK aspects to perform compliance checks on your AWS infrastructure before deployment.
Write unit tests for your constructs with CDK’s fine-grained assertions and Pytest framework to detect the problems in your infrastructure earlier.

Requirements
Basic Python programming knowledge
Intermediate level AWS knowledge of core services
Experience in terminal usage to run commands
Prior AWS CloudFormation knowledge is an advantage but not a requirement.
No paid software is required. We download and use official Python, Nodejs, and AWS CLI packages..
We download and use Visual Studio Code, but any text editor and command-line tool will do fine.

Description
Who this course is for:
Developers, system architects, and DevOps engineers who want to create AWS architecture with CDK and Python.,AWS CDK and Python developers who want to understand AWS CDK concepts better and use CDK more efficiently.,AWS CloudFormation developers who are curious about switching to Python to write infrastructure code.

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