Usage

The AWS static GUI resources contains the scripts for deploying all you need for CI / CD management.

• this repo inherits all scripts of aws_simple_pipeline

• it works with aws_static_website

• and it takes advantage of aws_saving

The packages allow you to manage many environments in parallel by the parameter named stage:

• it can be a contextual string parameter as described in Development section

• or it can be a parameter of the package initialiazed as implemented in the app_pipeline.py where it is the branch name

Example

You need to create the infrastructure of your static website and you want to use an Auth0 application by Google

• you have to create an Connect Apps to Google

• and then, you can use the domain created by Auth0 and clientId for logging in your static website

Connect Apps to Google

When you have

• created your ID client OAuth 2.0 on API credentials section,

• and configured your Auth0 connection,

You can configure your Auth0 application with the names of your buckets used on Allowed Callback URLs:

• for your local tests when you run your static website by run start (see its README.md), http://localhost:3000/callback

• for your environment named sample that you run by app_pipeline.py -c stage=sample (see Getting started), you have to add the domain name of your buckets, in this example they are

  • http://staging-sample-bucket.domain.name.s3-website-eu-west-1.amazonaws.com/callback

  • http://production-sample-bucket.domain.name.s3-website-eu-west-1.amazonaws.com/callback

• for your production environment that you run without stage, in this example, the domain names are

  • http://staging-bucket.domain.name.s3-website-eu-west-1.amazonaws.com/callback

  • http://bucket.domain.name.s3-website-eu-west-1.amazonaws.com/callback

Changes

The files that you have to update on your static website are three:

• reactJS/src/Auth/Auth.js, for managing more environment and so more callback URLs

• reactJS/src/Auth/auth0-variables.js, for changing the Auth0 details

• serverless/serverless.yml,

  • for reducing the service name that it has not to have more than 64 characters

  • for upgrading the nodejs version

  • for changing the Auth0 details

In this commit, you can find an example of a change.

Saving

It is simple to use aws_saving: you only have to add some tags and deploy it!

In these commits, you can find an example of where to change:

• on pipeline and website resources by AWS CDK

• on application resources by Serverless framework