Overview of AWS-Related Modules

The objective of this guide is show basic features kikaha offers out-of-box which may be useful to make deployment and monitoring easier on Amazon.

Note: This guide is focused on 2.1.x version of Kikaha.

For more information about AWS, please consult this guide.

AWS Cloud Modules Overview

Out-of-box Kikaha provides some features which integrates with AWS services:

Versatile configuration mechanism to retrieve credentials
Auto Join on AWS Application Load Balancer
Deploy artifacts to AWS S3
Deploy artifacts through AWS Code Deploy
Read configurations from AWS EC2 tags
Distribute Task Consumers with AWS SQS
Monitore your application throughput with AWS X-Ray
Create alarms from JVM metrics with CloudWatch
Deploy serverless application with AWS Lambda

Welcome

WELCOME About Kikaha philosophy

GETTING STARTED Getting started in 1 minute Creating a Kikaha maven project Architecture overview

TUTORIALS Logging configuration Configuring the server Creating your first HTTP route Kikaha's command line interface Configuring your favorite IDE Wro4j Integration

CORE FEATURES HTTP and HTTPS Routing static assets Dependency injection Authentication and authorization Smart routes

ESSENTIAL MODULES μRouting API WebSocket Routing Database Connection Pool JSON with Jackson Protobuf Mustache Templates Rocker Templates BCrypt

CLOUD MODULES Overview of Cloud Modules Consul.io Codahale's Metrics Auth0 Single Sign-On μWorkers - Actor-like API Hazelcast

AWS-RELATED MODULES Overview of AWS-Related Modules Deploying Applications on AWS AWS IAM Credentials AWS EC2 AWS SQS queues AWS CloudWatch metrics AWS Application Load Balancer AWS Lambda functions AWS X-Ray

ADVANCED TOPICS Creating custom modules Routing with Undertow's API Creating custom cloud modules