Aws cdk #1
Aws cdk #1
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Hey @arjun123970 I can see that you created CdkStarterStack 3 times, is there a reason why the code is replicated like this. even the .test file which is meant to test you code has been over written with the same implementation. the bin/ was meant to create the instance for deployment for example and doesn't really need the CdkStarterStack there. |
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you can see this file is aiming to test the implementation, yet it was changed to something completely different. you should look at this diff hunk and ponder over it existence.
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when you synth it should generate a terraform file that you could test against
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restore this file and have a go at adding a test to validate an expected result
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you can see in this diff hunk, the comments below describing some important aspects of this file. like the ability to change envs. really useful. please read it, ask questions and be curious about it. overwriting it with the same code from another file is not really adding value to what the point of this function aims for
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you should learn to revert this change with git command line. look into git revert and hunks
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Hi Mr. Adam, I have pushed my new code to aws-cdk branch. I was able to get the npm run local synth command running and it gave me back a cloud formation template. I am, however, having trouble with deploying my stack. It thinks that I am trying to deploy to aws instead of localstack. I was also looking over the tutorial and the author stated that they already had the localstack api key. I was wondering how I should set it in my environmental variable as it is currently saved as an empty text string. |
…m the yml. file. I was also able to get local stack working but I do not have permission to see the website in my web browser. I am currently working on that right now.
Edited the original code that was given in the tutorial to fit into my requirements. I created a VPC, Security Group, Role, and an T2 Micro EC2 instance. Once the code has been somewhat finalized, I plan to edit the instance size to fit the source graph requirements.