Thanks for the video. When you are talking about a single stack you are not referencing the nested stacks approach right? I’m asking because a “simple stack” can reach the resources limit
Thank you for the experience. About one stack is questionable. I am using Stages to group stacks. Separate stacks with storage and application by criticality (in case if stack with Lambda fails I don't want to allow DB stack to fail) and by frequency of deployment (I am not changing for example RDS a lot so I don't want to touch this stack.)
Yeah, there are no hardcore rules. Rds is a good option to move to a different stack but it can work in a single stack too. We moved it to a different stack so all developers working on the same account would not deploy aurora but share one db and create their own table
@@ranthebuilder We are doing the same for such "shared" resources. They are in a separate CDK application "Core Infrastructure" with an outputs to SSM Parameter store
Great! Thanks
Thanks! Very clear and straight to the point!
Thanks!
Thanks for the video. When you are talking about a single stack you are not referencing the nested stacks approach right? I’m asking because a “simple stack” can reach the resources limit
Nested stacks are a great solution to overcome resource limit in CF
Thank you for the experience. About one stack is questionable. I am using Stages to group stacks. Separate stacks with storage and application by criticality (in case if stack with Lambda fails I don't want to allow DB stack to fail) and by frequency of deployment (I am not changing for example RDS a lot so I don't want to touch this stack.)
Yeah, there are no hardcore rules. Rds is a good option to move to a different stack but it can work in a single stack too. We moved it to a different stack so all developers working on the same account would not deploy aurora but share one db and create their own table
@@ranthebuilder We are doing the same for such "shared" resources. They are in a separate CDK application "Core Infrastructure" with an outputs to SSM Parameter store
So, am I wrong when into the same project I create two Stacks?
Not wrong, but it's riskier. I don't recommend it.