• Frontend (React) connects to graphQL endpoint - like a backend the frontend can access securely. The graphQL endpoint can access the database.
• GraphQL connects to S3, which is commerical file storage.
• Don’t need to worry about coding the GraphQL because it is done automatically.
• GraphQL connects to Amazon Cognito, which is authentication for people that write the blogs (stores passwords).
• All of this runs on AWS.
• AWS amplify manages Cognito, GraphQL, Database and S3. It makes it easier to manage the systems through a more simple UI.
• S3
• The react frontend also runs on AWS amplify, but the
• pisoc.org/cms allows the blog writers to upload their blogs. There is a login page.
• Dynamo Database
• Read through the AWS Amplify documentation. Should at least read through all of the ‘Concepts’ page.
• To/can do
• React

Managing versions

Look at package.json to look at versions of each package

Running it

• React works on the backend of a node.js server.
• Everything in React runs on javascript.