This organization contains all code repositories for Real-Life Infrastructure as Code with AWS CDK, published by Andre Sionek.
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All code is organized into repositories. There is usually one repo per chapter. You'll find the repository reference at the beginning of each chapter, as shown below:
Each repository is independent and "almost" self-sufficient. As explained in the book, there are some dependencies between repositories and you'll need to deploy them in the correct order.
Please open an issue in the respective repository if you have questions or found a problem with the code!
Each repository contains a Makefile that you can use to initialise the project, install the dependencies and run the tests.
I am an experienced Lead Software/Data Engineer focused on Infrastructure as Code, CI/CD, APIs, Software Architecture, and microservices. Instructor of data engineering Bootcamps and a winner of some Kaggle challenges.
I've been working over the past few years to improve the developer experience with better continuous integration, testing and automating all steps of software development. My goal is to give my team 100% confidence that if the tests are passing, then it will work in the cloud/production. I enable them to refactor and constantly improve existing code so that we don't end with skeletons in the closet.
For example, I built the whole infrastructure at one startup using AWS CDK, then automated all processes with GitHub Actions. I also implemented design patterns that made all of our APIs similar to each other, easing the maintenance and implementation. I also have extensive experience with Data Engineering, which makes me think about the software engineering discipline as processes to move (or display) data from one place to another.
My main interests are in creating systems and architectures to deliver data reliably, and to improve the team's productivity by automating any manual processes. I'm a strong Python developer, have great communication skills, and I'm always willing to share some knowledge.
