A simple to-do web app deployed to AWS Lambda via GitHub actions, the live version can be found here.

Note: The app currently uses runtime memory and is not persistent, connecting to a database is planned. Due to the nature of the lambda instance only being run on request, lists will be lost after a period of inactivity. There is also currently only a single to-do list exposed, shared by any users at that time.

The front end was adapted to use Vue.js 2 with Vuetify components.

The back end was built starting from a .Net Core web API tutorial found here.

The below files are only used when being run by GitHub actions.

• LambdaEntryPoint.cs: Wrapper class for ? that serves as the entry point for lambda function.
• aws-lambda-tools-defaults.json: Default values for AWS .Net Core CLI to use.
• Dockerfile: Inherits from AWS lambda base image and then copies build artifacts from host machine to the image.
• serverless.template: CloudFormation template used by AWS .Net Core CLI command deploy serverless found in the GitHub actions deployment script.

• Create an S3 bucket
• Create an IAM policy as specified
• Create an AWS user
  • Give user the IAM policy
  • Use credentials supplied to create GitHub secrets with ID's as specified in the CI.yml file.

From the 'front' directory run npm run dev, configured in /front/package.json. This creates a full development build and then stays running. Locally saved changes will output files to /back/wwwroot as specified in /front/vue.config.js which can then be served as usual from the .Net dev build.

This compound configuration is specified as "Server/Client" in launch.json.