AWS Cloud Development Kit (CDK) Crash Course

[@martzmakes]

Hey everyone! OP here :)

[@Ajay-km8br]

Im saving this video for later. Looks amazing. Adorable kid btw :) Have a good one my dude.

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[@sandipmahato8632]

Can you help me sir? Not Found The requested URL was not found on this server. Apache/2.4.48 (Win64) OpenSSL/1.1.1k PHP/8.0.9 Server at localhost Port 80 Localhost problem 😢😓

[@Ajay-km8br]

@@sandipmahato8632 Go to that menu and click on that setting. Problem should be fixed now. Enjoy.

[@PlasmaSnake369]

So the advantage of using this over the AWS management console is seen when a developer is creating the same or similar resources over and over again, and can start to just re-use code and intelli-sense? Is that correct?

[@mayankvikash]

0:25 I am melted, imagine this cute creature teaching us.

[@realburgergod]

I’m an Amazon dev learning CDK, and this helped a lot! Thank you!🎉

[@andriipetko8684]

Heh, the same for me :)

[@realburgergod]

@@andriipetko8684 This should be on KNET :P

[@chair_force]

Same :)

[@thinker5270]

Same

[@rhisavbora2975]

same

[@clayblythe]

Really excited for how this can improve developer velocity as well as allow for better testing of Infrastructure as Code. However, visually it seems messier and less organized than Terraform in my opinion. Overall it is a good option to consider

[@mudassiraqeel8604]

Would love a detailed video on cdk, specifically on python

[@mrrishiraj88]

Gratitude for your noble service to the Humanity and the World at large.

[@Mike-df4ze]

Great I will see it as soon as possible 👏👏👏😎

[@RatherPleasent]

Free code camp is amazing for adding this. Very useful

[@kapilch]

loved it, great video

[@ecostaneves]

Absolutely amazing !!! Tks a lot for your contribution

[@DominikPiekarczyk]

Matt, you need to start your ToC with (00:00), otherwise the video will not split into chapters. Cheers!

[@mike110111]

Great video, thank you so much for making it

[@CongruentYT]

7:34 excellent audio quality

[@codingkiddo9727]

Tons of thanks 🙏🏻🙏🏻🥳🍻

[@HoriaIvan-yf5ds]

Fantastic course, thanks for this!

[@genefreak]

Another BEGINNER course that assumes the world.

[@jiyoungkim9258]

that's what I wanted to know! thx !!

[@gideononwe8089]

Wow really impressive best ICT Tutors

[@sharkinc4563]

FIRST COMMENT.... URE doing a good job..!!!

[@____prajwal____]

This is great. Please provide info where we can find more content than this crash course. Thanks🔥fCC!

[@cjjb]

Thanks!

[@thelastminutetrade]

AWS is leading future of technology.. Who else love AWS or similar 🤑😍😍

[@elClubdelas7Cifras]

fully reviewed

[@saplay3372]

Wonderful creations

[@ayushshah7372]

In the workshop, you mentioned that the code for the lambda lives jn the lambda directory and will be uploaded to s3 bucket as an asset. But I did not actually see where the lambda code was defined

[@binc8925]

Great video, thanks. So is CDK the future or is it still worthwhile to learn CloudFormation?

[@martzmakes]

CDK is built on top of CloudFormation. I think it's useful to learn both. There are times when troubleshooting deployments that you need to see what CloudFormation is doing (less frequent now that CDK is stable but still good to know what it's capable of / doing)

[@JeevanSunkersett]

I think lately (Sep 2024) AWS has removed the Cloud9 service, so the CDK workshop instructions (15:30 onwards) may not be appropriate.

[@victorpinasarnault9135]

But need to finish my AWS course of 2020 first! ^^'

[@Micahtmusic]

i did my stack this way too and ended up with 400 lines of spaghetti code. how do you separate the elements of the stack into different files for readability?

[@Micahtmusic]

i figured it out by making my own npm package that has the library functions

[@amanarham3538]

Hi! I was going through the workshop. However, there is an issue accessing the studio link for the Cross-Account CI/CD Pipelines with CDK Pipelines. Is there an updated link to access the commands on that web page?

[@kn1ght435]

almost every peace of content i watch on youtube is somehow related to programming or tech and yet I never get freeCodecamp videos recommended to me on the home page I wonder why that is . am I the only one

[@joshreji7510]

That's better. Now your competitor doesn't know what you know.

[@asterleul7757]

Tutorial on Facemash clone please that would help us alot thank you

[@asterleul7757]

Hey really great video but can u please make video on making Facemash clone please that would help us alot

[@bijaylaxmigiri1675]

Can you do a project with python language

[@pranjalshukla8096]

can we do the workshop part with Python project?, I see you have chosen Typescript project at 21:07

[@faruzzy]

Yes you can!

[@davekok9673]

Fun part is that he is running a Typescript project and creates a JavaScript Lambda with the TypeScript builder in Watch haha!

[@lutaseb]

I started but i don't understand thé difference between a Construct and an app. When you write cdk init --app or --lib

[@lutaseb]

If someone knows please...

[@fawzishafei5565]

Will CDK qualify you for AWS certification

[@martzmakes]

Not on its own, no

[@jamesren4949]

Hi Matt, great course! 41:50, may I ask what is the 'props'? Should it be the DynamoDB table (i.e. 'table' ) to invoke Lambda? Thanks in advance!

[@martzmakes]

props was passed in to the constructor of the HitCounter class... in that case it was using the downstream lambda that was being passed in from elsewhere in the stack

[@ajeygowda3373]

35:42

[@620jas]

Is this really required? We already have terraform, cloudformation

[@MaksuelBoni]

Is it possible create a workmail service using aws-cdk v2? This is not clear to me =( Thanks

[@martzmakes]

The general rule is if you can do it with CloudFormation, then you can do it with CDK

[@bashful88]

Next time please make one for beginners.. It is so hard to follow

[@RAHULKUMAR-eg8bb]

tell me a course to get pro in javascript

[@RAHULKUMAR-eg8bb]

@@shivani9840 yes I usually learn from online tutorials.... I have created few projects and I would love to explore more on web development for sure...

[@PixelPioneer176]

Quality content right here! If you're intrigued, there's a similar book you shouldn’t miss. "AWS Unleashed: Mastering Amazon Web Services for Software Engineers" by Harrison Quill

[@groslait7814]

This man looked like came from stone age

[@TheLostBijou]

Great tutorial, however the cloud9 stuff was really unnecessary far as I can tell.

[@martzmakes]

Yeah... I wanted to cover everything I did to get up and running and cloud9 was convenient since it has most stuff pre-installed. I rarely use cloud9 myself

[@TheLostBijou]

Better a bit too much information than not enough - thanks for making this!

[@ebukaanene4069]

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[@stephen_ecrowder7507]

my memo 35:53

[@victorpinasarnault9135]

Go to my useful tutorials list.

[@aliozdemir4148]

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[@MeatCatCheesyBlaster]

is it just me or is the audio kind of fucked in some parts

[@vg.]

So

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[@PrimitiveFuturologist_YTC]

Anyone else find themselves grinning like an idiot after that intro? No? Me neither. Ahem.

[@nathanfoss4947]

YAML? More like "YA, fML."

[@Chiberia]

I'm gobsmacked by the fact that YAML is getting grief these days - for those of us that were trying to read XML and dying inside, then amazed at JSON, and finally saw YAML solve so many problems... I just can't describe how much better it is. That said, CDK doesn't solve the YML issue - it literally regresses by making you write actual code for configuration. (All this said, I love CDK, we just don't have an "improvement" for YAML yet).

[@asterleul7757]

Make video on Facemash

[@aliozdemir4148]

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[@arrulvignesht3198]

my interview is going on please answer this in c program Denominations Problem It is year 2020 and after all the demonetizations, our country has N different positive integer denominations of coin for all transactions. The finance minister went bonkers when a citizen tried to pay his taxes with a giant sack of low-valued coins, and decreed that no more than C coins of any one denomination may be used in any one purchase. For instance, if C = 2 and the existing denominations are 1 and 5, it is possible to buy something of value 11 by using two 5s and one 1, or something of value 12 by using two 5s and two 1s, but it is impossible to buy something of value 9 or 17. You cannot directly challenge the finance minister's decree, but you happen to be in charge of the mint, and you can issue new denominations of coin. Being a smart cookie, you want to make it possible for any item of positive value at most V to be purchased under the new rules. (Note that this may not necessarily have been possible before the FM's decree). Moreover, you want to introduce as few new denominations as possible, and your final combined set of pre-existing and new denominations should not have any repeats. Input The first line consists of three space-separated values C, D and V The second line consists of D distinct space-separated values representing the preexisting denominations, in ascending order Output A single value representing the minimum number of new denominations required

[@PaulCuenin]

Thanks!

[@ebukaanene4069]

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