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cdk-budibase

v0.0.549

Published

Use AWS CDK to create budibase server

Downloads

3,201

Readme

NPM version PyPI version release

Downloads npm PyPI

Welcome to cdk-budibase

BudiBase is open source! is Build apps, forms, and workflows that perfectly fit your business - so you can move forward, faster. Best of all. Use AWS CDK to create budibase server. data store in efs

  • base resource:
    • vpc, ecs cluster, ecs service, efs

ref: https://medium.com/devops-techable/learn-how-to-use-the-efs-mount-point-in-your-ecs-cluster-running-fargate-with-aws-cdk-e5c9df435c8b

Architecture

Deploy cdk-budibase via example code.

# example cdk app diff.
npx aws-cdk@latest diff --app='npx ts-node src/integ.api.ts'

# example cdk app deploy.
npx aws-cdk@latest deploy --app='npx ts-node src/integ.api.ts'

# example cdk app destroy (in case you miss remove efs, you need to remove efs, and log group manually on aws console or via aws cli, sdk etc...).
npx aws-cdk@latest destroy --app='npx ts-node src/integ.api.ts'

Use Constructs Library in CDK APP.

import { BudiBaseBaseResource } from 'cdk-budibase';

const app = new App();
const env = {
  account: process.env.CDK_DEFAULT_ACCOUNT,
  region: process.env.CDK_DEFAULT_REGION,
};

const stack = new Stack(app, 'MyStack', { env });
new BudiBaseBaseResource(stack, 'BudiBaseBaseResource');

EFS

BudiBase