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declastruct-aws

v1.8.0

Published

declarative control of Aws constructs via declastruct

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declastruct-aws

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Declarative control of Aws resource constructs, via declastruct.

Declare the structures you want. Plan to see the changes required. Apply to make it so 🪄

install

npm install -s declastruct-aws

use via cli

example.1

wish ✨

declare the resources you wish to have - and what state you wish them to be in

import { UnexpectedCodePathError } from 'helpful-errors';

export const getProviders = async (): Promise<DeclastructProvider[]> => [
  getDeclastructAwsProvider(
    {},
    {
      log: console,
    },
  ),
];

export const getResources = async (): Promise<DomainEntity<any>[]> => {
  // declare the resources you wish to construct
};

plan 🔮

plan how to achieve the wish of resources you've declared

this will emit a plan that declares the changes required in order to fulfill the wish

npx declastruct plan --wish provision/github/resources.ts --output provision/github/.temp/plan.json

apply 🪄

apply the plan to fulfill the wish

this will apply only the changes declared in the plan - and only if this plan is still applicable

npx declastruct apply --plan provision/github/.temp/plan.json

example.2 = open a vpc tunnel via an ec2 instance

import { RefByUnique } from 'domain-objects';
import { getDeclastructAwsProvider, DeclaredAwsRdsCluster, DeclaredAwsEc2Instance, DeclaredAwsSsmVpcTunnel } from 'declastruct-aws';

export const getProviders = async (): Promise<DeclastructProvider[]> => [
  getDeclastructAwsProvider(
    {},
    {
      log: console,
    },
  ),
];

export const getResources = async (): Promise<DomainEntity<any>[]> => {
  const cluster = RefByUnique.as<typeof DeclaredAwsRdsCluster>({
    name: 'yourdb',
  });
  const bastion = RefByUnique.as<typeof DeclaredAwsEc2Instance>({
    exid: 'vpc-main-bastion',
  })
  const tunnel = DeclaredAwsSsmVpcTunnel.as({
    via: { mechanism: 'aws.ssm', bastion }
    into: { cluster },
    from: { host: 'localhost', port: 777_5432 },
    status: "OPEN",
  })
  return [tunnel];
};

example.3 = open an ssh tunnel to an ec2 instance

import * as fs from 'fs';
import { RefByUnique } from 'domain-objects';
import {
  getDeclastructAwsProvider,
  DeclaredAwsEc2Instance,
  DeclaredAwsEc2SshKeyAuthorized,
  DeclaredAwsSsmSshTunnel,
} from 'declastruct-aws';

export const getProviders = async (): Promise<DeclastructProvider[]> => [
  getDeclastructAwsProvider(
    {},
    {
      log: console,
    },
  ),
];

export const getResources = async (): Promise<DomainEntity<any>[]> => {
  const instance = RefByUnique.as<typeof DeclaredAwsEc2Instance>({
    exid: 'my-dev-instance',
  });

  // authorize your SSH key on the instance
  const sshKey = DeclaredAwsEc2SshKeyAuthorized.as({
    instance,
    publicKey: fs.readFileSync(`${process.env.HOME}/.ssh/id_ed25519.pub`, 'utf8'),
    comment: 'my-laptop',
  });

  // open SSH tunnel via SSM
  const sshTunnel = DeclaredAwsSsmSshTunnel.as({
    instance,
    from: { port: 2222 },
    into: { port: 22 },
    status: 'OPEN',
  });

  return [sshKey, sshTunnel];
};

after npx declastruct apply, SSH in:

ssh -i ~/.ssh/id_ed25519 -p 2222 ec2-user@localhost

example.4 = provision an ec2 instance with hibernation

import { RefByUnique } from 'domain-objects';
import {
  getDeclastructAwsProvider,
  DeclaredAwsEc2LaunchTemplate,
  DeclaredAwsEc2Instance,
  DeclaredAwsEc2InstanceSession,
  DeclaredAwsVpcSubnet,
  DeclaredAwsVpcSecurityGroup,
} from 'declastruct-aws';

export const getProviders = async (): Promise<DeclastructProvider[]> => [
  getDeclastructAwsProvider(
    {},
    {
      log: console,
    },
  ),
];

export const getResources = async (): Promise<DomainEntity<any>[]> => {
  // declare launch template with hibernation enabled
  const template = DeclaredAwsEc2LaunchTemplate.as({
    exid: 'my-dev-template',
    instanceType: 't3.micro',
    imageId: 'ami-0c55b159cbfafe1f0',  // Amazon Linux 2023
    hibernation: true,
    rootVolumeEncrypted: true,  // required for hibernation
    rootVolumeSize: 16,         // must be >= instance RAM
    iamInstanceProfile: null,
    userData: null,
    tags: { purpose: 'dev' },
  });

  // declare instance
  const instance = DeclaredAwsEc2Instance.as({
    exid: 'my-dev-instance',
    template: { exid: template.exid },
    subnet: RefByUnique.as<typeof DeclaredAwsVpcSubnet>({ exid: 'my-subnet' }),
    securityGroups: [RefByUnique.as<typeof DeclaredAwsVpcSecurityGroup>({ exid: 'my-sg' })],
    tags: { purpose: 'dev' },
  });

  // control lifecycle via session
  const session = DeclaredAwsEc2InstanceSession.as({
    instance: { exid: instance.exid },
    status: 'active',  // 'active' | 'stopped' | 'hibernated'
  });

  return [template, instance, session];
};

to hibernate the instance, change status: 'hibernated' and re-apply:

npx declastruct plan --wish resources.ts --into plan.json
npx declastruct apply --plan plan.json

example.5 = deploy a lambda with version and alias

import { RefByUnique } from 'domain-objects';
import { ConstraintError } from 'helpful-errors';
import {
  calcAwsLambdaConfigHash,
  DeclaredAwsIamRole,
  DeclaredAwsIamRolePolicyAttachedInline,
  DeclaredAwsLambda,
  DeclaredAwsLambdaAlias,
  DeclaredAwsLambdaVersion,
  genDeclaredAwsLambdaCode,
  getDeclastructAwsProvider,
} from 'declastruct-aws';

export const getProviders = async (): Promise<DeclastructProvider[]> => [
  getDeclastructAwsProvider(
    {},
    {
      log: console,
    },
  ),
];

export const getResources = async (): Promise<DomainEntity<any>[]> => {
  // declare iam role for lambda execution
  const lambdaRole = DeclaredAwsIamRole.as({
    name: 'my-lambda-role',
    path: '/',
    description: 'Role for lambda execution',
    policies: [
      {
        effect: 'Allow',
        principal: { service: 'lambda.amazonaws.com' },
        action: 'sts:AssumeRole',
      },
    ],
    tags: { managedBy: 'declastruct' },
  });

  // declare inline policy for CloudWatch Logs permissions
  const lambdaRolePolicy = DeclaredAwsIamRolePolicyAttachedInline.as({
    name: 'cloudwatch-logs',
    role: RefByUnique.as<typeof DeclaredAwsIamRole>(lambdaRole),
    document: {
      statements: [
        {
          effect: 'Allow',
          action: [
            'logs:CreateLogGroup',
            'logs:CreateLogStream',
            'logs:PutLogEvents',
          ],
          resource: '*',
        },
      ],
    },
  });

  // declare lambda function ($LATEST) with code from zip
  const lambda = DeclaredAwsLambda.as({
    name: 'svc-sea-turtle.prod.getSandbars',
    runtime: 'nodejs18.x',
    handler: 'index.handler',
    timeout: 30,
    memory: 128,
    role: RefByUnique.as<typeof DeclaredAwsIamRole>(lambdaRole),
    envars: { NODE_ENV: 'production' },
    code: genDeclaredAwsLambdaCode({ zipUri: '.artifact/contents.zip' }),
    tags: { managedBy: 'declastruct' },
  });

  // publish immutable version (fingerprinted by code + config hash)
  const lambdaVersion = DeclaredAwsLambdaVersion.as({
    lambda: RefByUnique.as<typeof DeclaredAwsLambda>(lambda),
    hash: {
      code: lambda.code?.hash ?? ConstraintError.throw('lambda.code.hash is required'),
      config: calcAwsLambdaConfigHash({ of: lambda }),
    },
  });

  // point LIVE alias to this version
  const lambdaAlias = DeclaredAwsLambdaAlias.as({
    name: 'LIVE',
    lambda: RefByUnique.as<typeof DeclaredAwsLambda>(lambda),
    version: RefByUnique.as<typeof DeclaredAwsLambdaVersion>(lambdaVersion),
    description: 'live traffic alias',
  });

  return [lambdaRole, lambdaRolePolicy, lambda, lambdaVersion, lambdaAlias];
};

this pattern enables:

  • change detection: code.hash enables declastruct to detect when code changed and deploy only when needed
  • immutable versions: each deploy publishes a new version fingerprinted by hash: { code, config }
  • aliased endpoints: invoke via function:LIVE for stable endpoints across deploys
  • safe rollbacks: retarget aliases to previous versions without redeploy
  • canary deploys: use routingConfig.additionalVersionWeights to split traffic between versions