Introducing a complete CDK stack that provisions a mono-repo micro-frontend architecture on AWS. — As a follow-up to the “A complete AWS architecture for Module-federated micro-frontends” article, I am now introducing its complete CDK stack which provisions a mono-repo micro-frontend architecture on AWS. By the end of this article you will: understand how to programmatically organize a micro-frontend architecture on AWS via Typescript CDK

My next series of articles presents a complete server-less architecture aiming at deploying and hosting client-side mono-repo micro-frontends on AWS, based on Webpack Module Federation plugin and Lerna. All AWS resources will be provisioned via CDK, meaning that in a matter of minutes, you will get a production-ready, reliable, and…

Given the recent sad increase of Corona cases in Denmark and my involvement in the AWS Community Builders program, I decided to combine the two topics by creating a Progressive React web application aiming at searching for Covid19 test centers in Denmark, where I live. I will use Amplify Geo…

Amplify and AppSync allow customers to consume a fully managed GraphQL API endpoint in minutes and gracefully handle authorization. This article shows how you can leverage the newly recently introduced AWS Custom Resources to add the new AWS Lambda authorization mode via CDK. …

This article presents a proof of concept about a Lex-based chatbot, here called Fronty, which will support deployments of micro-frontends. I will combine an AI conversational chatbot with a CI/CD pipeline to publish individual micro-frontends on S3/CloudFront. Finally, I will expose the chatbot in a web client based on Amplify. …

Migration of legacy frontends is becoming a very common activity in software engineering, partially due to the relentless evolution of JavaScript ecosystem and frameworks during the past decade. In this context, micro-frontends are emerging as a valid option to rewrite legacy applications in a newer framework. …

This article provides a CI/CD pipeline approach for a GitHub mono-repo-based micro-frontend architecture in AWS, leveraging a series of AWS server-less services such as AWS CodePipeline, CodeBuild and CodeDeploy. Micro-frontends come with an increase of the complexity of managing the infrastructure, which makes it crucial for organizations to carefully invest…

In a previous story, the Payments team managed to deliver a multi-tenant functionality based on GraphQL and DynamoDB. It is now the time for the Accounts team to shine! They will expose a RESTful Accounts API via API Gateway, an AWS managed service responsible to manage APIs. The actual business…

After establishing a micro-frontend architecture and its deployment via Amplify in two previously published stories, it’s now time to focus on the Amplify supported backend capabilities. We will setup a simple multi-tenant application with a payments service based on AWS AppSync, a managed GraphQL API. …