AWS Serverless Microservices with Patterns and Best Practices - Deploying and Testing Serverless Product Microservices S

The video tutorial guides viewers through setting up AWS infrastructure using CDK, Docker, and CloudFormation. It covers creating Docker containers for Lambda functions, generating CloudFormation templates, and deploying resources. The tutorial also includes verifying deployed resources in the AWS Management Console and testing API endpoints using Postman.

What are the main components discussed in the introduction of the video?

• AWS ECS, EKS, and Fargate

• AWS CloudFront, Route 53, and IAM

• API Gateway, AWS Lambda, and DynamoDB

• AWS S3, EC2, and RDS

What is the first step in synthesizing an AWS CloudFormation template?

• Deploying the stack

• Running the CDK diff command

• Creating an IAM role

• Ensuring Docker is running

What does the CDK synth command do?

• Deletes existing AWS resources

• Generates a CloudFormation template

• Creates a Docker container for the application

• Deploys the AWS infrastructure

What is the role of Docker in the CDK process described?

• To deploy CloudFormation templates

• To manage API Gateway configurations

• To create containers for Lambda functions

• To store AWS credentials

What is the purpose of the CDK diff command?

• To deploy the AWS stack

• To create a new Lambda function

• To delete unused resources

• To compare the CloudFormation template with the existing infrastructure

What command is used to deploy the AWS infrastructure?

• CDK deploy

• CDK diff

• CDK destroy

• CDK synth

Which AWS service is used to manage API requests in the tutorial?

• API Gateway

• AWS EC2

• AWS Lambda

• AWS S3

What is verified in the AWS Management Console after deployment?

• CloudWatch logs

• IAM roles

• S3 bucket policies

• Deployed resources like DynamoDB and Lambda

What tool is suggested for testing the deployed API endpoints?

• AWS CLI

• Terraform

• Postman

• Ansible

What is the main purpose of using AWS CDK in the tutorial?

• To manually configure AWS services

• To automate the deployment of AWS infrastructure

• To create AWS billing reports

• To monitor AWS resources