AWS re:Invent 2019: [REPEAT 1] Best practices for authoring AWS CloudFormation (DOP302-R1)

Incorporating infrastructure as code into software development practices can help teams and organizations improve automation and throughput without sacrificing quality and uptime. In this session, we cover multiple best practices for writing, testing, and maintaining AWS CloudFormation template code. You learn about IDE plug-ins, reusability, testing tools, modularizing stacks, and more. During the session, we also review sample code that showcases some of the best practices in a way that lends more context and clarity.

[@shanindrakumar9944]

best video on cloudformation - was there live, and watching it again - such a great video for a refresher

[@vadlakha]

NIce!

[@shenth27]

Dan is awesome

[@StephenRayner]

“Now that I’ve stolen your thunder”. Feeling so much negative energy on this stage

[@rodrigodiaz1321]

A room full of engineers 😂

[@Saverrio]

Is there a plug-in that allows you to commit to CodeCommit from the editor? Sort of how you can commit git changes.

[@binikapatel]

Once you clone the CodeCommit repo, You can commit in visual studio and that changes will reflect in CodeCommit.