1
Create an AWS CDK Stack From the Command Line
1m 14s
2
Deploy a CDK stack to AWS
1m 18s
3
Create an AWS CDK AppSync GraphQL API
4m 42s
4
Create an API Key with AWS CDK AppSync
2m 7s
5
Connect an AWS Lambda Data Source to an AppSync GraphQL API
4m 27s
6
Create a DynamoDB Table in an AWS CDK App
3m 35s
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Read Data From a DynamoDB Table In an AWS Lambda Resolver
4m 48s
8
Generate TypeScript Types From a GraphQL Schema
2m 1s
9
Perform a GraphQL Mutation with an AWS Lambda Function
6m 3s
10
Reduce the Latency of Your AWS Lambda Functions
2m 45s
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Query for AWS DynamoDB Items by ID With an AppSync GraphQL API
4m 35s
12
Refactor AWS Lambda Functions to Use Arm/Graviton2 Architecture in CDK
2m 58s
13
Use AppSync Logging and AWS X-Ray to Debug Performance Issues
4m 26s
14
Update an AWS DynamoDB Item Using a Third-Party Library In a Lambda Function
7m 38s
15
Add a GraphQL Subscription to an AWS AppSync API
1m 39s
16
Delete and Restore an AWS CDK Stack
1m 5s

Deploy a CDK stack to AWS

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Time to deploy! Learn how to use the npm run watch command to watch for changes and compile TypeScript to JavaScript.

But, the main thing you'll learn is how to use the cdk deploy command to deploy your app to AWS and then navigate to your app through the AWS web console.

Deploy a CDK stack to AWS

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Build a GraphQL API with AWS CDK and AppSync