Packages
Provides AWS CDK constructs for creating and managing AWS CodeCommit Git repositories, including configuration for notifications, events, and initial code setup.
Provides AWS CDK constructs for defining and managing Amazon CodeGuru Profiler profiling groups, enabling runtime performance data collection and profiling agent integration in infrastructure-as-code.
Provides AWS CDK constructs for AWS CodeStar resources, enabling programmatic creation and management of GitHub repositories integrated with AWS services.
Defines AWS CodeStarNotifications rules in Python using AWS CDK v1 constructs, routing build and pipeline events to SNS topics and Slack channels via AWS Chatbot.
Provides AWS CDK constructs for defining Amazon Cognito user pools and identity management infrastructure as code in Python.
Provides AWS CDK constructs for defining, configuring, and deploying Amazon DynamoDB tables as infrastructure code, including autoscaling, global replication, encryption, and stream integration.
No—not for new projects.
Provides AWS CDK constructs for defining EC2 networking and compute resources (VPCs, subnets, instances) as infrastructure-as-code in Python.
Provides AWS CDK constructs for defining, configuring, and managing Amazon Elastic Container Registry repositories and related resources as infrastructure code.
No—not for new projects.
Bundles Docker images as AWS CDK assets, building from Dockerfiles or tarballs and uploading them to Amazon ECR for use in CDK applications.
Provides AWS CDK constructs for defining and managing Amazon ECS clusters, task definitions, and services across EC2, Fargate, and ECS Anywhere launch types.
Install only if you are maintaining legacy v1 code that cannot yet be upgraded.
Provides CDK constructs to define Amazon EFS file systems, access points, and related networking within AWS infrastructure-as-code.
Provides AWS CDK constructs for configuring and managing classic Elastic Load Balancers, including listeners, health checks, and target management.
Provides AWS CDK constructs for defining and configuring Application and Network Load Balancers in Python, enabling infrastructure-as-code deployment of load balancing resources.
Provides AWS CDK constructs for defining Amazon EventBridge rules, event buses, and routing patterns in infrastructure-as-code.
Provides AWS CDK constructs for defining and managing Amazon FSx file systems (Lustre and Windows File Server) as infrastructure-as-code in Python.
Provides AWS CDK constructs to define and manage AWS Global Accelerator resources, including accelerators, listeners, and endpoint groups for routing traffic across regions.
However, plan a migration to AWS CDK v2 soon—this package is no longer updated as of 2023-06-01 and v1 has reached end-of-support.
Provides AWS CDK L2 constructs for defining AWS Glue jobs (Spark ETL, Spark Streaming, Python Shell, and Flex) with sensible defaults and opinionated interfaces that enforce best practices.
Provides Python constructs for defining AWS IAM roles, policies, users, and groups within AWS CDK v1 infrastructure-as-code projects, with automatic least-privilege permission management.
Install only if you are maintaining an existing CDK v1 codebase that cannot yet migrate, and plan a migration timeline.
Provides AWS CDK L1 constructs for defining and managing AWS ImageBuilder resources (image pipelines, recipes, and infrastructure configurations) as infrastructure-as-code.
Provides AWS CDK constructs that define actions for AWS IoT Rules, enabling rules to route MQTT data to Lambda, S3, CloudWatch, Kinesis, SQS, SNS, DynamoDB, and other AWS services.
Provides AWS CDK constructs for defining AWS IoT Core resources—topic rules, logging, and device audits—as infrastructure-as-code in Python.
However, accept that APIs are experimental—review the release notes before upgrading, and avoid it in production systems where breaking changes pose high risk until…
Defines AWS Kinesis data streams as infrastructure-as-code constructs for the AWS CDK, enabling you to provision, configure, and manage stream resources, encryption, permissions, and metrics programmatically.
Provides AWS CDK constructs for defining and deploying managed Apache Flink applications on Kinesis Analytics, with support for multiple Flink runtime versions and configuration of checkpointing, parallelism, and VPC deployment.
However, accept that the experimental status means you may need to update code when upgrading versions—plan for this in your release cycle.
Provides AWS CDK constructs for defining Amazon Data Firehose delivery streams that push real-time streaming data to destinations like S3, Redshift, or third-party services.
Install only if maintaining or migrating existing code that already depends on it; for new projects, use aws-cdk-lib/aws-kinesisfirehose instead.
Provides AWS CDK constructs for configuring destinations on Amazon Kinesis Data Firehose delivery streams.
Install only if maintaining legacy code that already depends on this alpha package and migration is not yet feasible.
Provides AWS CDK constructs for defining and managing AWS Key Management Service (KMS) keys, aliases, and key policies in infrastructure-as-code.
Defines AWS Lambda functions and layers as infrastructure-as-code constructs within AWS CDK v1, supporting multiple code sources and runtime configurations.
Install only if you are maintaining an existing v1 codebase.
Provides AWS CDK constructs for defining, packaging, and deploying Python Lambda functions and layers with automatic dependency management via Docker.
However, be aware that this is a Beta library with experimental APIs—breaking changes can occur between versions without semantic versioning guarantees, so pin your…
Provides AWS CDK constructs for building Location Service resources—geofence collections, trackers, maps, place indexes, route calculators, and API keys—with Python bindings.
However, the experimental status means breaking changes are possible on upgrade—pin your version and test upgrades carefully.
Provides AWS CDK constructs for creating and managing CloudWatch Logs resources, including log groups, streams, retention policies, subscriptions, and metric filters.
Provides AWS CDK constructs for defining and managing Amazon Neptune graph database clusters and instances in infrastructure-as-code Python.
Defines AWS Redshift clusters and database resources (users, tables) as CDK constructs, enabling infrastructure-as-code management of Redshift deployments with VPC integration and audit logging.
However, be aware that this library is experimental—expect potential breaking changes in future releases and review the release notes carefully when upgrading.
Provides Python constructs to define and manage Amazon Route53 hosted zones and DNS records as infrastructure-as-code within AWS CDK v1.
No, not for new projects.
Provides Route53 alias record targets for AWS CDK constructs, enabling DNS routing to API Gateway, CloudFront, load balancers, S3 websites, and other AWS services.
Defines AWS S3 buckets and related resources as code using the AWS CDK v1 construct library, allowing programmatic creation and configuration of S3 storage infrastructure.
Packages local files and directories for deployment to S3 as part of AWS CDK applications, handling asset bundling, hashing, and CloudFormation parameter injection.
Install only if maintaining legacy v1 infrastructure; for new projects or migrations, use the v2 equivalent instead.
Deploys files and directories to AWS S3 buckets as part of AWS CDK infrastructure code, handling zipping, uploading, and synchronization automatically.
Provides AWS CDK constructs for defining and managing Amazon S3 Tables with built-in Apache Iceberg support, enabling declarative infrastructure-as-code for tabular data storage in S3.
However, be aware that the APIs are experimental and subject to breaking changes between releases—unsuitable for projects requiring strict backward compatibility.
Provides AWS CDK v1 constructs for defining Serverless Application Model (SAM) resources in Python, enabling Infrastructure-as-Code definitions of serverless AWS applications.
AWS CDK construct library for provisioning and managing AWS Secrets Manager resources—creating secrets, configuring rotation schedules, and granting access permissions through infrastructure-as-code.