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@rioclaid/cdk-constructs

v0.10.69

Published

CDK constructs to build RIO flavored CI/CD pipeline in AWS.

Downloads

17

Readme

RIO CDK Constructs

This package contains CDK constructs and projen projects for RIO teams.

NPM: @rioclaid/cdk-constructs

Projen

Run npx projen new --from @rioclaid/cdk-constructs rio-fargate-web-app

Constructs

See ./API.md for a list of constructs

Open issues

  • DataDog: Use DataDog.jar inside Docker image for profiling (using AWS Artifacts?)

  • Add vulnerability and license-check actions

  • Get self-signed certificate for LB<->Service communication

  • DataDog: Provide aspect to use lambda extensions to send logs to DataDog

  • Introduce immutable tags to RioEcrRepo (waits for https://github.com/aws/aws-cdk/pull/10557))

  • projen template should provide useful tags in pipeline template

  • Replace custom synth action with standard one, once CDK #12061 is fixed

  • Have custom resource to create BitBucket repo and webhook automatically

  • Send container image scan results to OpsGenie

  • Check for security requirements (s3 buckets, ...) - maybe automated as aspect?

  • RDS: Provide RIO-style Aurora

  • Backup: Provide aspect to add automatically backup tags

  • Send build status back to BitBucket (see cdk-codepipeline-bitbucket-build-result-reporter)

  • Support PR builds (using StepFunctions?)

  • Move this library to AWS CodeArtifact

Developing CDK libraries

Provide commit messages according to Conventional Commits. This library uses standard-version to generate the changelog and publish a new version. Example commit message:

fix(watchful): :bug: removing toggle rioclaid-1857-datadog-threshold; removed threshold
rioclaid-1857

Releasing a new version

Make sure that the parameter store /config/npm/token having the npm token to publish is added before releasing.

  1. Create locally a new release by running npm run release. (e.g. npm run release -- --release-as minor)
  2. Check the generated CHANGELOG.md file and adjust thing when necessary

Test projen projects locally

  • Ensure to have the changes compiled (run npm run compile or npm run build)
  • Create a new directory (next to this one)
  • Run npx projen new --from ../cdk-constructs/ rio-fargate-web-app --synth false
  • Open .projenrc.js and change the first line to reference the local one and devDeps to use the published one.
const { RioFargateWebApp } = require('../cdk-constructs/');

const project = new RioFargateWebApp({
  cdkVersion: '1.95.2',
  defaultReleaseBranch: 'main',
  devDeps: ['@rioclaid/cdk-constructs'],
  jsiiFqn: '@rioclaid/cdk-constructs.RioFargateWebApp',
  name: 'rio-projen',
});
project.synth();
  • Run npx projen

FAQ

  • Getting error Could not resolve dependency: jest while running projen newcommand

    The issue is resolved in projen version 0.34.8. Use versions >= 0.34.8