Deployment Guide: Deploying AWS CDK Stacks
Introduction
AWS Cloud Development Kit (CDK) is a framework that allows developers to define and provision AWS infrastructure using programming languages like Python, TypeScript, and Java. CDK stacks are collections of constructs, which represent AWS resources like EC2 instances, S3 buckets, and IAM roles.
Deploying a CDK Stack
To deploy a CDK stack, you can use the cdk deploy
command. This command will generate a CloudFormation template from your stack and deploy it to your AWS account. During deployment, the CDK CLI will output:
- A list of the changes that will be made to your AWS environment
- An estimate of the cost of the deployment
- A link to the CloudFormation console where you can view the progress of the deployment
Prerequisites
- Install the AWS CLI
- Set up an AWS account
- Create a CDK project
Steps to Deploy a CDK Stack
- Navigate to the directory where your CDK project is located
- Run the following command:
cdk deploy
- Follow the prompts to select the stack you want to deploy
- Review the changes that will be made to your AWS environment
- Estimate the cost of the deployment
- Confirm that you want to deploy the stack
- Wait for the deployment to complete
Post-Deployment Verification
Once the deployment is complete, you can verify that the resources were created successfully by checking the AWS Management Console or using the AWS CLI. You can also view the CloudFormation stack in the CloudFormation console to see the details of the deployment.
Conclusion
Deploying a CDK stack is a simple and efficient way to provision AWS infrastructure. By using the cdk deploy
command, you can quickly and easily create and update AWS resources in a consistent and repeatable way.
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