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@puls-dev/aws

v1.0.0

Published

AWS Provider for Puls IaC

Downloads

964

Readme

@puls-dev/aws

AWS Provider for Puls IaC. Declare AWS resources as strongly-typed TypeScript classes with eager live-state discovery.


What is @puls-dev/aws?

This package is the official AWS provider plug-in for Puls. It translates declarative TypeScript builders into AWS API calls using the AWS SDK v3, offering drift detection, automatic resource adoption, and idempotency out of the box.

Available Builders

  • AWS.S3: Simple Storage Service buckets and configuration.
  • AWS.Lambda: Serverless function deployment and environment config.
  • AWS.Fargate: Container services running on ECS (automatically sets up clusters, log groups, and IAM roles).
  • AWS.RDS: Managed relational database instances (PostgreSQL, MySQL, SQL Server).
  • AWS.Route53: Hosted zone and DNS record routing.
  • AWS.APIGateway: HTTP APIs and serverless route integration.
  • AWS.SQS / AWS.SNS: Simple Queue Service and Simple Notification Service topics.
  • AWS.IAMRole / AWS.IAMPolicy: Identity and Access Management policies.

Installation

npm install @puls-dev/core @puls-dev/aws

Quick Example

import { Stack, Deploy } from "@puls-dev/core";
import { AWS, RUNTIME } from "@puls-dev/aws";

@Deploy()
class BackendStack extends Stack {
  bucket = AWS.S3("my-uploads");

  api = AWS.Lambda("image-processor")
    .code("./dist/functions")
    .runtime(RUNTIME.NODEJS_20)
    .env({ BUCKET_NAME: this.bucket.name });
}

Authentication

Set standard AWS SDK environment variables in your .env file:

AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID=your-key-id
AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY=your-secret
AWS_REGION=us-east-1

Learn more at pulsdev.io/providers/aws.