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When I add this BucketDeployment to my CDK CodePipeline, cdk synth never finishes

Bitbucket Append build number to package.json during pipeline execution

FileNotFoundException for properties file in aws-cdk

deployed static website using cdk - direct link to pages shows access denied

Not able to server multiple S3 buckets on a single Cloudfront Distribution

Terraspace Bundle: ERROR: There was a git error - fatal: not a git repository (or any of the parent directories): .git

CloudFront not respecting Behavior Paths -> Origins

CDK: Possible to put the stack created for EdgeFunction resource in another (cross-region) stack?

Migrate a CDK managed CloudFormation distribution from the CloudFrontWebDistribution to the Distribution API

How to connect lambda to CloudFront? AWS CDK JS

QUESTION

When I add this BucketDeployment to my CDK CodePipeline, cdk synth never finishes

Asked 2022-Mar-25 at 09:19

I'm trying to use CDK and CodePipeline to build and deploy a React application to S3. After the CodePipeline phase, in my own stack, I defined the S3 bucket like this:

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ANSWER

Answered 2022-Jan-28 at 07:51

For the first question:

And if I change to Source.asset("./build") I get the error: ... Why is it searching for the build directory on my machine?

This is happening when you run cdk synth locally. Remember, cdk synth will always reference the file system where this command is run. Locally it will be your machine, in the pipeline it will be in the container or environment that is being used by AWS CodePipeline.

Dig a little deeper into BucketDeployment
But also, there is some interesting things that happen here that could be helpful. BucketDeployment doesn't just pull from the source you reference in BucketDeployment.sources and upload it to the bucket you specify in BucketDeployment.destinationBucket. According to the BucketDeployment docs the assets are uploaded to an intermediary bucket and then later merged to your bucket. This matters because it will explain your error received Error: Cannot find asset at C:\Users\pupeno\Code\ww3fe\build because when you run cdk synth it will expect the dir ./build as stated in Source.asset("./build") to exist.

This gets really interesting when trying to use a CodePipeline to build and deploy a single page app like React in your case. By default, CodePipeline will execute a Source step, followed a Synth step, then any of the waves or stages you add after. Adding a wave that builds your react app won't work right away because we now see that the output directory of building you react app is needed during the Synth step because of how BucketDeployment works. We need to be able to have the order be Source -> Build -> Synth -> Deploy. As found in this question, we can control the order of the steps by using inputs and outputs. CodePipeline will order the steps to ensure input/output dependencies are met. So we need the have our Synth step use the Build's output as its input.

Concerns with the currently defined pipeline
I believe that your current pipeline is missing a CodeBuildStep that would bundle your react app and output it to the directory that you specified in BucketDeployment.sources. We also need to set the inputs to order these actions correctly. Below are some updates to the pipeline definition, though some changes may need to be made to have the correct file paths. Also, set BucketDeployment.sources to the dir where your app bundle is written to.

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/70821300

QUESTION

Bitbucket Append build number to package.json during pipeline execution

Asked 2022-Feb-08 at 11:15

I've an Angular project on a Bitbucket repository. I created this pipeline that deploys the application on AWS S3 and invalidate the CloudFront distribution. Everything works fine. I would like to add the build number to the published version in order to know not just the version of the application but also the build that generated it.

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ANSWER

Answered 2022-Feb-08 at 11:15

The Bitbucket Pipelines yml file is just running Bash/shell commands on a Linux Docker machine. So you can use the normal Bash commands, like sed and perl, to do a "find and replace" inside a JSON text file.

1. Generate the correct Regular Expression

We need to write an expression that will search the text in a file for "version": "dd.dd.dd" and replace it with "version": "dd.dd.ddb123" , where "d" is a digit from 0-9.

Use https://regex101.com to write and test a regex that does this. Here's a working expression and demo and an explanation: https://regex101.com/r/sRviUF/2

Regular Expression: ("version".*:.*"\d.*(?="))
Substitution: ${1}b123

Explanation:

( and ) = Capture the found text as group 1, to use it as a substitution/replacement later
"version".*:.*" = Look for the string "version":" with 0 or more spaces allowed before and after the colon :
\d.*(?=") = Look for a single digit 0-9, then any characters. Then use a Positive Lookahead (?=") to stop the capture before the next speech mark character "
${1}b123 = Replace with the captured group 1, then add a "b" then add the numbers 123.

2. Write a Bash command to run the Regular Expression on a file, to search and replace

Test and practice on a Linux or MacOS Terminal, or use the Linux Bash Shell on Windows 10, or use an online Linux Terminal.

You will discover that the sed command cannot handle regexes with positive lookahead or negative lookahead, so we have to use perl instead. We also need to simulate the BITBUCKET_BUILD_NUMBER environment variable that is available on the Docker machine when the Pipeline is running.

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/70928031

QUESTION

FileNotFoundException for properties file in aws-cdk

Asked 2022-Jan-19 at 02:24

I've been trying to read a properties file and want it to be dynamic, I'm doing this in aws-cdk.

My project layout:

Main Project
- resources
  - config.properties
- src
  - main/java/com/myorg
    - xxxstage.java

The class xxxstage.java has following code:

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ANSWER

Answered 2022-Jan-19 at 02:24

I found an answer here and it worked for me. The location of properties file matters.

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/70744031

QUESTION

deployed static website using cdk - direct link to pages shows access denied

Asked 2022-Jan-18 at 02:33

I have deployed my website here:

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ANSWER

Answered 2022-Jan-17 at 09:09

Your website doesn't feel like 100% (client side) static website. By that I mean every HTML page is pre-generated and everything is static on client side. If that's the case then /work/1 should not load any html page as it's not a html resource. For it to be HTML resource it should be like /work/1.html

With that being said, it looks like you're using React or some other technology which translates the routing when previous page is known. / -> /work/1

As you have CloudFront already in your stack. Just set the error pages to redirect back to home page and then it should work fine. Attaching the solution for my react app hosted on S3+CloudFront.

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/70738274

QUESTION

Not able to server multiple S3 buckets on a single Cloudfront Distribution

Asked 2022-Jan-03 at 08:34

Case:

I have a few S3 buckets that store my media files. I wanted to map all these s3 buckets to a single CF distribution. (their files should be accessed from different paths).

I have made a CF distribution and added 2 buckets. For the behaviour, the first bucket is on Default(*) and the second bucket is on path nature/*.

Issues:

I am able to access the primary bucket (one with default behaviour) but not able to access the secondary bucket (with path nature/*). The error on accessing the secondary bucket is "Access Denied".

Additional details:

Both my buckets are not available to global access and CF is accessing them from OAI.

References:

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ANSWER

Answered 2022-Jan-03 at 08:34

Your files in the second bucket must start with a top level prefix nature/ or else the won't resolve. CF doesn't remove the path matched when routing, it is still there. If you can't move the objects in the second bucket into a nature/ prefix, then you need a CF Function to remove this part of the path from the object key before forwarding the request to the S3 origin.

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/70562721

QUESTION

Terraspace Bundle: ERROR: There was a git error - fatal: not a git repository (or any of the parent directories): .git

Asked 2021-Oct-31 at 11:44

When I run terraspace bundle I see the following error message:

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ANSWER

Answered 2021-Sep-11 at 22:34

I decided to try rm -rf /private/tmp/terraspace/bundler/cache/ on each of the failing modules.

After I did so the modules installed correctly:

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/69147178

QUESTION

CloudFront not respecting Behavior Paths -> Origins

Asked 2021-Sep-11 at 10:19

I'm using AWS CDK to construct a CloudFront Ingress for various other microservices. It seems super inconsistent in when it works, normally only the first request, then it completely fails.

I'm making sure to invalidate the entire distribution and making sure everything has updated before I test any changes, but I'm having no luck.

My goal is:

/graphql -> API Gateway
/app/* -> S3 Website Bucket (App Static SPA)
* (Default) -> S3 Website Bucket (Website Static SPA)

I'm using a CloudFront Function to rewrite requests for the non-default origins to remove the prefix:

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ANSWER

Answered 2021-Sep-11 at 10:19

Turns out, the response headers from S3 & API Gateway needed to be changed to account for Cache-Control - using a Lambda@Edge to modify them to not be cached, as well as the ttl configuration, solved the issue.

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/68841624

QUESTION

CDK: Possible to put the stack created for EdgeFunction resource in another (cross-region) stack?

Asked 2021-Aug-24 at 21:02

Problem statement

I have my main CDK stack in eu-west-1, but an EdgeFunction is created in us-east-1.

I have noticed two weird things with EdgeFunction:

Even if declared in a NestedStack they appear in cdk ls as edge-lambda-stack-nnnnnnnnn (unless given an explicit name).
When removing the main stack, let's call it primary, it does not remove the lambda stack. Probably because (1) above tells me it's not a part of the NestedStack.

I have tried putting the EdgeFunction in a separate stack created in us-east-1 explicitly and then cross-referencing it from primary but that fails with "Cannot use resource in a cross-environment fashion" (amongst others).

Questions

Why doesn't cloudfront.experimental.EdgeFunction respect the NestedStack boundary?
Can I somehow build a Stack that exists in us-east-1 and cross-reference the lambda into my main stack in eu-west-1?
Can I at least make it so that deleting the primary stack also automatically deletes the lambda stack.

The reason I'm asking is because I have a number of environments and a number of lambdas and the combinatorial explosion of stacks makes things a bit unwieldly.

Example

CDK version 1.116

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ANSWER

Answered 2021-Aug-24 at 21:02

I talked to AWS premium support and the answer is that it doesn't seem like CDK can handle this by using nested stacks.

Instead, create a separate stack for the EdgeLambdas in us-east-1 and then export the ARNs of the lambdas to SSM.

In the other stack, import the ARNs from SSM and use those.

This will result in the minimum amount of stacks to handle. You will still need to deploy the two stacks separately.

The code I ended up using looks like this:

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/68695026

QUESTION

Migrate a CDK managed CloudFormation distribution from the CloudFrontWebDistribution to the Distribution API

Asked 2021-Aug-14 at 15:04

I have an existing CDK setup in which a CloudFormation distribution is configured using the deprecated CloudFrontWebDistribution API, now I need to configure a OriginRequestPolicy, so after some Googling, switched to the Distribution API (https://docs.aws.amazon.com/cdk/api/latest/docs/aws-cloudfront-readme.html) and reused the same "id" - Distribution distribution = Distribution.Builder.create(this, "CFDistribution") When I synth the stack I already see in the yaml that the ID - e.g. CloudFrontCFDistribution12345689 - is a different one than the one before. When trying to deploy it will fail, since the HTTP Origin CNAMEs are already associated with the existing distribution. ("Invalid request provided: One or more of the CNAMEs you provided are already associated with a different resource. (Service: CloudFront, Status Code: 409, Request ID: 123457657, Extended Request ID: null)"

Is there a way to either add the OriginRequestPolicy (I just want to transfer an additional header) to the CloudFrontWebDistribution or a way to use the new Distribution API while maintaining the existing distribution instead of creating a new one? (The same operation takes around 3 clicks in the AWS Console).

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ANSWER

Answered 2021-Aug-12 at 20:56

You could use the following trick to assign the logical ID yourself instead of relying on the autogenerated logical ID. The other option is to execute it in two steps, first update it without the additional CNAME and then do a second update with the additional CNAME.

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/68744098

QUESTION

How to connect lambda to CloudFront? AWS CDK JS

Asked 2021-Aug-04 at 08:36

Code:

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ANSWER

Answered 2021-Aug-04 at 08:36

LambdaFunctionAssociations should take in: lambdaFunction

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/68600156

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