AWS CDK Wordpress

This construct extends an existing CDK stack and adds resources to deploy a highly scalable Wordpress application.

It's still under development.

Options

There are three different set of options: Wordpress, Scaling and Cache.

Wordpress Configuration

Parameter	Type	Required	Default	Description
username	string	false	user	Administrator's username
dbInstanceType	InstanceType	false	t2.micro	Database instance type

Scaling Configuration

export interface ScalingProps {
    readonly maximumAvailabilityZones?: number
    readonly natGateways?: number
    readonly taskCpu?: number
    readonly taskMemory?: number
    readonly desiredTaskInstanceCount?: number
    readonly cpuThreshold?: number
    readonly memoryThreshold?: number
    readonly minCapacity?: number
    readonly maxCapacity?: number
}

Parameter	Type	Required	Default	Description
maximumAvailabilityZones	number	false	1	Max. number of availability zones for the VPC
natGateways	number	false	1	Number of nat gateways for the VPC
taskCpu	number	false	256	CPU parameter for Fargate Task
taskMemory	number	false	512	Memory parameter for Fargate Task
desiredTaskInstanceCount	number	false	1	Desired instance count parameter for Fargate Task
cpuThreshold	number	false	90	CPU parameter for auto scaling rule of the Fargate Task
memoryThreshold	number	false	90	Memory parameter for auto scaling rule of the Fargate Task
minCapacity	number	false	1	Min. number of instances for auto scaling rule of the Fargate Task
maxCapacity	number	false	1	Max. number of instances for auto scaling rule of the Fargate Task

Cache Configuration

Cache is disabled by default. If you want to enable it with default configuration, you can simply set cache parameter to true.

export interface ScalingProps {
    readonly cacheNodeType?: InstanceType
    readonly numberOfCacheNodes?: number
}

Parameter	Type	Required	Default	Description
cacheNodeType	number	false	t2.micro	Cache node instance type
numberOfCacheNodes	number	false	1	Number of cache nodes