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AWS CDK Examples - ProServe

This repository contains a set of CDK example projects which have been developed by AWS Professional Services (ProServe).

The examples in this repository are organized by functionality. Within each business function, there may be multiple language-specific implementations, since the CDK supports multiple programming languages.

Each section contains its own README file, which describes:

  • Background of the business problem
  • Prerequisites
  • Items for consideration
  • Sample output

If a language-specific implementation requires special instructions, then a README file within the language-specific subdirectory will elaborate upon it. (For a complete list of supported languages, please refer to the AWS CDK FAQ mentioned below.)

The recommended starting point is the hello-world example.

Additional Examples are Coming

This repository currently contains a limited set of examples. However, over the next few months, additional examples will be included. Please consider checking back in from time to time to see how things evolve.

Additional Resources

  • Getting started with the AWS CDK - New users of the CDK should start here. The getting started guide describes CDK prerequisites, installation instructions, and a list of supported languages.
  • CDK Constructs - Constructs are the foundation of the CDK. It's important to understand the difference between L1 and L2 constructs, and construct library patterns. This document is a great place to get started.
  • AWS CDK Reference Documentation - This link provides detailed information about the CDK API. Additionally, once the CDK has been installed, this document can be launched by typing cdk docs from within a terminal.
  • AWS Cloud Development Kit Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Security

See CONTRIBUTING for more information.

License

This library is licensed under the MIT-0 License. See the LICENSE file.

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