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Foo Inc. Associated Engineering Project

⚠️ Please refer to the Config & Release document for detailed instructions on how to set up this project.

⚠️ Before running the deploy script, you must have all tools and configurations installed and configured correctly!

When running the deploy script (./ deploy) use -p %your-account-name-here% to indicate the AWS profile you are using if it isn't the default one. Use -e prod, -e test or -e dev to indicate which environment you want to deploy to. You can change environements at any time but that will require you to run dropAllTables and then initDatabase.

How to initialize the Database

After deploying everything else:

  • go to the AWS console in your browser
  • go to the lambda service
  • select the databaseInit lambda
  • Click the "test" button in the upper right
  • this should the ask you to create a test. All you have to do it is give it a name and click save
  • with your test selected from the drop down (it should be selected automatically) press test and wait
  • hopefully after a while (these lambdas have a long cold start time and is something we are looking into) the lambdas returns successfully
  • The database should now have all the table and data in it

Testing that the data got initialized in the database

  • go to the AWS console in your browser
  • go to the lambda service
  • select the getEmployees lambda
  • Click the "test" button in the upper right
  • this should the ask you to create a test. All you have to do it is give it a name and click save
  • with your test selected from the drop down (it should be selected automatically) press test and wait
  • hopefully after a while (these lambdas have a long cold start time and is something we are looking into) the lambdas returns successfully
  • There should be a bunch of number returned (It isn't displayed nicely but aslong as you see an output of a bunch of numbers then it's good)

for lambdas (in Handler/src/Handler):

  • dotnet add package Npgsql.EntityFrameworkCore.PostgreSQL
  • dotnet add package Microsoft.AspNet.Identity --version 3.0.0-rc1-final
  • dotnet add package Microsoft.AspNet.Identity.EntityFramework
  • dotnet add package Microsoft.EntityFrameworkCore.Tools --version 5.0.2
  • dotnet add package System.Data.SqlClient
  • dotnet add package Npgsql --version 5.0.3
  • dotnet add package AWSSDK.S3 --version 3.5.8.5

Database:

The database is in an Isolated VPC so it can't be connected to from local machines.

How to connect locally:

  • Change the all VPC subnetTypes to to PUBLIC
  • Add PubliclyAccessible = true to the DatabaseInstanceProps constructor.
  • Add an inbound rule that allows everything securityGroup.AddIngressRule(ec2.Peer.Ipv4("0.0.0.0/0"), ec2.Port.Tcp(5432)); should work but if not you can do it from the AWS console.