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## Template | ||
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``` | ||
from aws_cdk import core | ||
import boto3 | ||
class InfoRetrievalStack(core.Stack): | ||
def __init__(self, scope: core.Construct, id: str, info_function, **kwargs) -> None: | ||
super().__init__(scope, id, **kwargs) | ||
# Initialize a boto3 session | ||
session = boto3.Session() | ||
client = session.client('service_name') # Replace 'service_name' with the desired AWS service | ||
# Retrieve information from the AWS service | ||
response = client.describe_something() # Replace 'describe_something' with the desired method call | ||
# Call the info_function with the client and response data | ||
info_function(client, response) | ||
def example_info_function(client, response): | ||
# Example function to process response data | ||
# Replace this with your custom logic | ||
print(response) | ||
app = core.App() | ||
# Initialize stack with the example function | ||
InfoRetrievalStack(app, "InfoRetrievalStack", example_info_function) | ||
app.synth() | ||
``` | ||
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### Explanation: | ||
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1. **InfoRetrievalStack Class**: This is the main stack class. It initializes a boto3 session and a generic AWS client, retrieves information from the specified AWS service, and calls a user-defined function (`info_function`) to process the response data. | ||
2. **info_function Parameter**: This parameter allows you to pass any function that takes `client` and `response` as arguments and performs specific operations. | ||
3. **example_info_function**: This is a placeholder function to demonstrate how you can process the retrieved data. You can replace this with your custom function to perform the desired operations. | ||
4. **App Initialization**: In the `app` initialization section, the `InfoRetrievalStack` is created, and the `example_info_function` is passed as the `info_function` argument. You can replace `example_info_function` with your custom function. | ||
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### Usage: | ||
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- **Define Custom Functions**: Replace `example_info_function` with your custom function that processes the AWS service response data in the way you need. | ||
- **Specify AWS Service and Method**: Replace `'service_name'` with the desired AWS service (e.g., `ec2`, `s3`, etc.) and `describe_something` with the method call you want to use (e.g., `describe_instances`, `list_buckets`, etc.). | ||
- **Create Multiple Stacks**: You can create multiple instances of `InfoRetrievalStack` with different functions to retrieve various types of information. | ||
- **Deploy**: Run `cdk deploy` to deploy your stack. | ||
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This template provides a minimal starting point with placeholders, making it flexible and easy to adapt for different AWS services and data retrieval requirements. | ||
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