Stackattack

Features

• Secure by Default - All components are designed with secure defaults in mind, allowing you to get started quickly without worrying about security debt
• Copy/Paste Friendly - Components are just functions, no heavy abstractions—you can copy/paste and modify them to fit your use-case. It’s always easiest to start with something that works!
• Composable - Stackattack components are designed to work well with each other and your existing infrastructure resources seamlessly
• Well Documented - Comprehensive guides and examples. Each component contains usage examples and cost implications
• Deploy in Minutes - From zero to production infrastructure
• TypeScript First - Full type safety and excellent IDE support

Quick Example

The following config deploys service to ECS with a database in ~30 lines, utilizing a handful of Stackattack components:

import * as saws from "@stackattack/aws";

export default () => {
  const ctx = saws.context();
  const domain = "api.mydomain.com";

  const vpc = saws.vpc(ctx);

  const db = saws.database(ctx, { network: vpc.network("private") });

  const certificate = saws.certificate(ctx, { domain });

  const loadBalancer = saws.loadBalancer(ctx, {
    network: vpc.network("public"),
    certificate
  });

  const cluster = saws.cluster(ctx, { network: vpc.network("private") });

  const app = saws.service(ctx, {
    cluster,
    domain,
    image: "my-app:latest",
    loadBalancer,
    port: 3000,
    env: { DATABASE_URL: db.url }
  });

  return { appUrl: app.url };
};

Check out the quick start for setting up a multi-stack environment from scratch, or browse the components for a listing of all of the components that Stackattack provides.

The example above uses the following components:

• vpc - Creates a working VPC and associated resources such as subnets, NAT gateway, route tables, and more.
• database - Creates a PostgreSQL instance running on RDS.
• certificate - Creates a certificate using AWS ACM.
• loadBalancer - Creates a load balancer and listener, optionally associated with a default certificate.
• cluster - Creates an ECS cluster, auto-scaling group, and capacity provider for running services.
• service - Creates an ECS service to run docker containers on, with optional auto-scaling.