AWS for Front-End Engineers (ft. S3, Cloudfront & Route 53)

AWS for Front-End Engineers (ft. S3, Cloudfront & Route 53) Build Pipeline Review

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Make a new commit to master and push it up to GitHub to trigger a new build. Steve takes questions from students.

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Transcript from the "Build Pipeline Review" Lesson

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>> Steve Kinney: Fetching from S3. I personally don't like that, but I have coworkers that disagree with me. And so for the application I work on, we do the invalidation technique. There is the dashboard for the email API business, they actually use the load TTL technique, right? You get up to 1,000 invalidations per month.

[00:00:19] And we can setup CI/CD so that all of this is in place and we don't have to think about it too much. So let's think about our app. The URL is great, it's fantastic now. We don't have to do anything manually anymore. Now we're just writing code, right?

[00:00:34] Our build pipeline takes care of everything for us at this point. It's hosted all around the world, right? So it's not just distance from Virginia or whatever region you picked. It is globally distributed. It is served over https, right? We're getting to a production grade website pretty quickly.