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Webinar · Infrastructure as Real Code – Build reusable deployment units with aws-cdk

Average teams point and click for deployments. They generally end up with an unmanageable web of resources on AWS without any capability to reproduce their infrastructure. Good teams write terraform (or cloudformation). This keeps the infrastructure reproducible, but reusability and testability are very limited between teams which differ in deployment patterns. Also, it involves writing heaps of tf or yaml files which is not fun at all. It's very difficult to create enterprise-level reusable patterns for different teams. Pro teams write their infrastructure in real code, using the language of their choice. This creates an opportunity for publishing reusable infrastructure libraries with opinionated deployment units. These libraries can be consumed by different projects to build their infrastructure like lego. It is testable, reusable and a modern way of deploying your infrastructure. What is covered in this session aws-cdk and writing infrastructure in code using Kotlin gitops workflow around it building opinionated deployable units composed of multiple aws resources bundling external integrations points like slack notifications for code pipelines into your code patterns for distributing all this as libraries at an organisation level bonus features multi-account deployment code-pipelines embedding security practices in aws-cdk The hosts Prashant Srivastava is an expert software engineer with strong background of consulting, building and deploying complex bespoke enterprise software. He enjoys helping teams and organisations get to production in as few clicks as possible. Shashank Tomar is a full stack developer with over 8 years of experience. He has worn many hats throughout his career in tech but mostly enjoys decomposing complex problems into shippable production code using agile methodologies. This webinar was recorded as part of a Meetup hosted at Fabric Melbourne office. #terraform #cloudformation #AWS #CDK #InfrastructureAsCode