AWS Serverless Microservices with Patterns and Best Practices - Introduction - CDK Code Refactoring with Constructs -Cre

The video tutorial covers refactoring infrastructure code using AWS CDK, focusing on creating modular solution constructs. It discusses the ecommerce serverless microservice architecture and explains core AWS CDK concepts like stacks and constructs. The tutorial emphasizes best practices for organizing CDK code by resource type and guides viewers on creating custom solution constructs using TypeScript.

What is the primary goal of refactoring infrastructure code using AWS CDK?

• To eliminate the use of AWS CDK

• To make the code less modular

• To increase the complexity of the code

• To create more efficient and organized solution constructs

Which AWS CDK component is responsible for rendering and deploying CloudFormation templates?

• Stacks

• Apps

• Resources

• Constructs

What is a key benefit of using AWS CDK for infrastructure code?

• It provides a structured way to define cloud resources

• It allows for manual deployment

• It makes the code more complex

• It eliminates the need for cloud resources

Which of the following is NOT a core concept of AWS CDK?

• Apps

• Stacks

• Constructs

• Modules

What is the recommended approach for organizing CDK code according to the video?

• Organizing by developer preference

• Ignoring best practices

• Separating infrastructure by resource type

• Combining all resources into a single file

What is the purpose of creating custom solution constructs in TypeScript?

• To make the code less readable

• To combine tables, functions, and API gateways into one class

• To avoid using TypeScript

• To create a single solution for all applications

How should parameters be handled in custom solution constructs?

• By exposing them as interface properties

• By ignoring them

• By hardcoding them

• By using random values