How to develop and deploy cloud-powered web apps with AWS Amplify

1. Getting started with
AWS Amplify
Marc Schröter - AWS DevOps Engineer @ globaldatanet

2. DevOps Automation
Continuous Delivery
Infrastructure as Code
Cloud Security
Security and
Compliance Controls
Serverless & API
Highly scalable and
fault-tolerant solutions
Container
Managing the full
container life cycle

4. Categories
● Analytics
● API
● Authentication
● Functions
● Interactions
● Predictions
● PubSub
● Push Notifications
● Storage
● XR

5. Analytics
● Collect analysis data for your app
● Built-in support for Kinesis & Amazon Pinpoint
● “amplify add analytics”

6. API
● REST and Graphql endpoints
● Supports AWS API Gateway and Appsync
● “amplify add api”

7. Authentication
● Authentication for your application
● Support of Cognito
● “amplify add auth”

8. Functions
● Add Functions to your app
● Support of Lambda
● “amplify add functions”

9. Interactions
● Enables AI powered chatbots in your application
● Support of Amazon Lex
● “amplify add interactions”

10. Predictions
● AI and Machine Learning
● Translation, recognition, transcription
● Support of several services
○ Amazon Rekognition
○ Amazon Translate
○ Amazon Polly
○ Amazon Transcribe
○ Amazon Comprehend
○ Amazon Textract
● “amplify add predictions”

11. PubSub
● cloud-based message-oriented middleware
● available with AWS IoT and Generic MQTT
● “amplify add pubsub”

12. Push Notifications
● integrate push notifications
● using Amazon Pinpoint
● “amplify add notifications”

13. Push Storage
● Managing user content with S3
● public, protected or private storage buckets
● supports of Lambda triggers for S3 Events
● “amplify add storage”

14. XR
● Augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR)
● built-in support for Amazon Sumerian
● "amplify add xr”

15. Demo
Create a new app
with GraphQL

16. Demo
Authentication &
protected routing

17. Demo
Continuous deployment
and hosting

18. Demo
Realtime chat
using GraphQL

19. Universal Conference App
● Full-stack
● Cross-platform mobile app
● Real-time chat
● Frontend
○ React Native
● Serverless Backend
○ Authentication
○ Database
○ GraphQL API

20. GraphQL Transform

21. @model directive

22. @key directive

23. @auth directive

24. @function directive

25. @connection directive

26. @versioned directive

27. @searchable directive

28. Amplify for Teams

29. Visual Studio Code Plugin
● full code block snippets

30. Local Mocking and Testing
● supported directives
○ @model
○ @auth
○ @key
○ @connection
○ @versioned
○ @function

31. Demo
Local Mocking
and Testing

32. Request for Comments
● RFC - Local development and testing #1433
● RFC - @auth directive improvements #1043
● RFC - Pipeline Resolver Support #1055
● RFC - Amplify UI Component Library Refactor #3279
● RFC - Amplify Library Modularization and Bundle Size Improvement #3365

33. Resources
● aws.amazon.com/de/amplify
● aws-amplify.github.io
● aws-amplify.github.io/docs
● github.com/aws-amplify
● aws.amazon.com/blogs/mobile
● amplify.aws/community
● gitter.im/AWS-Amplify
● amplify-workshop.go-aws.com
● dabit3/awesome-aws-amplify
● serverless-stack.com

34. Twitter
● AWS Mobile development @AWSAmplify
● Ed Lima - @ednergizer
● Nikhil Dabhade - @in_nikoftime
● Nader Dabit - @dabit3
● GerardSans - @gerardsans
● Danilo Poccia - @danilop
● Heitor Lessa - @heitor_lessa
● Dennis Hills - @dmennis
● Marc Schröter - @marc_schroeter

35. Learn more?
Building Robust GraphQL APIs with
AWS Amplify and AWS AppSync
August 19 | 10 pm

36. Build with services
not serversohhhh and we are hiring ;-)
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