AWS Serverless Microservices with Patterns and Best Practices - Run CDK Commands on VS Code - Set-ExecutionPolicy Remote

The video tutorial covers how to handle an execution policy error when running CDK commands in Visual Studio Code. It explains the steps to set the execution policy to allow CDK commands to execute properly. After setting the policy, users can run various CDK commands without issues. The tutorial aims to prepare users for running CDK commands smoothly in Visual Studio Code.

What is the initial problem encountered when running CDK commands in Visual Studio Code?

• Syntax error in the code

• Execution policy error

• Network connectivity issue

• File not found error

What command should be run to resolve the execution policy error?

• Set-ExecutionPolicy Unrestricted

• Set-ExecutionPolicy RemoteSigned -Scope CurrentUser

• Set-ExecutionPolicy Bypass

• Set-ExecutionPolicy AllSigned

What is the purpose of setting the execution policy to RemoteSigned for the current user?

• To allow scripts from the internet to run without any checks

• To block all scripts from running

• To permit only scripts signed by a trusted publisher to run

• To allow all scripts to run without restrictions

After resolving the execution policy error, which of the following CDK commands can be executed?

• CDK Init

• CDK Deploy

• CDK Destroy

• CDK List

What is the significance of the command 'CDK Dash version' mentioned in the video?

• It checks the current version of CDK installed

• It lists all available versions of CDK

• It updates the CDK to the latest version

• It removes the current version of CDK