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Description:

kongcore 2.0.17

kong-core

Use this Kong CDK Construct Library to deploy Core common infrastructural constructs .
This CDK library automatically creates and configures recommended architecture on AWS by:

Amazon EKS

Well architected EKS cluster from networking standpoint
Cluster autoscaler
Node termination handler
Secrets management from AWS Secrets Manager using CSI driver
mTLS using AWS ACM for pod to pod communication using private certificate authority and aws-pca-issuer
Use of IAM Role for Service Account (IRSA) where applicable
AWS EKS encryption at rest
Metrics server installation
Logs and metrics to cloudwatch using AWS CloudWatch Container insights

Elasticache

private accessibility
multi az
auto failover
auto minor version upgrade
cwl output

RDS Features

Encryption at rest
Private subnets
Multiaz
auto backup
Logs output to CloudWatch

npm Package Installation:
yarn add --dev kong-core
# or
npm install kong-core --save-dev

PyPI Package Installation:
pip install kong-core

Sample
Try out https://github.com/kong/aws-samples for the complete sample application and instructions.
Resources to learn about CDK

CDK TypeScript Workshop
Video Introducing CDK by AWS with Demo
CDK Concepts

Related
Kong on AWS Hands on Workshop - https://kong.awsworkshop.io/
Useful commands

rm -rf node_modules && rm package.json && rm package-lock.json && rm yarn.lock && rm tsconfig.dev.json cleans the directory
npm install projen installs projen
npx projen build Test + Compile + Build JSII packages
npx projen watch compile and run watch in background
npm run test perform the jest unit tests

Tips

Use a locked down version of constructs and aws-cdk-lib. Even with CDK V2 i saw https://github.com/aws/aws-cdk/issues/542 repeating when there is minor version mismatch of construcs. AWS CDK init commands generate package.json file without locked down version of constructs library.