Congratulations! #

You’ve successfully finished our __Introduction to TerraConstructs on AWS workshop!

In this workshop, you’ve learned how to:

• Create a new CDKTF project in TypeScript using cdktf init
• Augment CDKTF with TerraConstructs
• Add resources to your CDK application stack
• Use cdktf diff and cdktf deploy to deploy your app to an AWS environment
• Author and use your own custom construct (HitCounter)
• Consume a construct from another npm module (cdk-dynamo-table-viewer)
• Use the AWS Lambda, API Gateway and DynamoDB AWS TerraConstructs

What’s next? #

TerraConstructs is a work in progress. It is currently in Alpha stage. We’d love to hear what you think about every aspect of the framework.

Here are a few things you can do from here:

• Build something: build something real with TerraConstructs and let us know how it went. What worked? What was intuitive? What was completely misleading?
• Publish construct libraries: start thinking about infrastructure in terms of small reusable modules instead of monolithic templates. Pick up a useful thing you’ve built and try to design a beautiful API for it. Share it with the community and let us know about it. We’ll be curating a list of constructs, and would love to list yours.

• Learn about jsii, the technology behind the CDK’s multi-language support