RobertoTorino / cdk_demo

If you run the script, it will install the latest AWS CDK version and set up a basic CDK project using Typescript.

Deploy an S3 Bucket with the AWS CDK

If you run the script, it will install the latest AWS CDK version and set up a basic CDK project using Typescript.
It needs all the files in the "demo" folder so leave them as is. It contains just one resource, an AWS s3 Bucket
The purpose is to let you experience a basic IaC setup with the AWS CDK.

Prerequisites

AWS profiles configured.

AWS CLI installed:

curl "https://awscli.amazonaws.com/AWSCLIV2.pkg" -o "AWSCLIV2.pkg" sudo installer -pkg AWSCLIV2.pkg -target / aws --version

NODE installed:

curl -o- https://raw.githubusercontent.com/nvm-sh/nvm/v0.39.7/install.sh | bash nvm install --lts nvm use --lts node --version npm --version

Instructions

First run this script and let it finish.

new-cdk-app.sh

Then inside the "new-cdk-app" folder run these commands:

• npx cdk synth emits the synthesized CloudFormation template, check the cdk.out folder for a template.json file.
• tsc compile typescript to js, check for errors.
• tsc --build --clean clean up .js files.
• aws sso login use your terminal to log in to your AWS account.
• npx cdk deploy NewCdkAppStack deploy this stack to your default AWS account.
• aws s3 ls check for the 'my-cfd-demo-bucket' in your AWS account.
• npx cdk destroy NewCdkAppStack destroy the resources, wait for the process to finish.

If you want to remove the demo go to the directory where you installed it and run: rm -rvf new-cdk-app. If you re-run the demo it will first remove the old one.
This is a very simple stack, in a real world scenario you would use a pipeline to deploy your resources.

As you can see in the diagram, CDK generated a custom resource, that is because we used the auto delete objects option for the s3 Bucket.