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This is a great example to look at for composing many services together for a non-trivial solution. I've learned a lot from it. Thank you.
When I see cfn templates like template.yaml that composes together many services, I always wonder the development workflow. What tools, workflow, etc. for authoring cfn? Do you use intellisense? A cfn gui? Use something to validate? For the the inline mapping templates, step fn def, is your dev cycle add in cfn, deploy, test, and iterate (seems like it'd be a slow dev/test cycle)? Or do you dev standalone, extract code, and then add to cfn template? Maybe you are very familiar/experienced with cfn and hand code it, but thought I'd ask.
Sorry for all the questions and thank you for this example!
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This is a great example to look at for composing many services together for a non-trivial solution. I've learned a lot from it. Thank you.
When I see cfn templates like template.yaml that composes together many services, I always wonder the development workflow. What tools, workflow, etc. for authoring cfn? Do you use intellisense? A cfn gui? Use something to validate? For the the inline mapping templates, step fn def, is your dev cycle add in cfn, deploy, test, and iterate (seems like it'd be a slow dev/test cycle)? Or do you dev standalone, extract code, and then add to cfn template? Maybe you are very familiar/experienced with cfn and hand code it, but thought I'd ask.
Sorry for all the questions and thank you for this example!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: