Infrastructure as Code for React Application on AWS Written in TypeScript
summary
Builds a production ready React site on AWS using TypeScript and cdktf and shows every concrete step that runs end to end. Creates an S3 website, wires Route 53, issues an ACM certificate, puts CloudFront in front, flips the bucket to private and adds an origin access identity then deploys with aws s3 sync and moves Terraform state to a remote S3 backend. Demonstrates that cdktf can model S3 + CloudFront + ACM and that the site becomes secure and cached at edge locations.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Start
- 2:25Programming Paradigms
- 2:56Declarative Approach
- 8:21Storage
- 9:41Creating the S3 Bucket
- 15:25Cloudfront and Acm
- 15:50Infrastructure Diagram
- 21:35Remote Back-Ends
- 23:25Why Why We Use Typescript
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