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Enhance AWS infrastructure with AWS CDK: code constructs, patterns, polyglot support, testing, and best practices

Jul 13, 2025 · 7 min read · bishwasjha.hashnode.dev  
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Hello, I am a Cloud Solutions Architect. I’ve worn many hats at work: DevOps Engineer, Cloud Engineer, Systems Engineer, and Cloud Solutions Architect. Before even starting with cloud, I was mostly writing code, and like any other dev, I’d blame the server for not keeping up with my code. Although, as an electronics engineer, I felt the real pain of keeping those servers up and running, but I was no different than any other dev. I started using cloud around a decade ago to host servers that were destined for physical data centers, and I was amazed at what the cloud could bring to the table. Fascinated with my exposure, I dived deep into the world of cloud, and now, after architecting, developing, and maintaining hundreds of AWS accounts, several applications, different stacks, and varied system designs, I still feel there’s so much more to get out of the cloud. Another field I believe can help devs keep up with multi-bug environments is using LLMs and machine learning, they truly have the capacity to automate mundane or boring tasks. When I’m not coding or "clouding" in the tech space, I love to write articles, try new tools, and simply let my thoughts float like a vibe coder sometimes. So far, I maintain the following on PyPI and VS Code Marketplace: python-maithili (PyPI) cdk-nag-extension (VS Code extension)

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