In this video we are going to explore Cdcc project directory.
If you remember that in our application, when we are defining the A cdcc, we have a cdcc application
and under the Cdcc application we have one STEC and we can put some constructs which include a the resources.
So now we are creating our Cdcc application and we will see these details.
If you come back to our CDCR application is you know that we have main folders which are lib and bean
folders.
So let me start with the bean folder.
Bean folder.
It is the entry point of seed application under the bean folder.
We have a CDK Typekit class.
If you click this gloss, you can see the OR beam folder.
It is the entry point of our CDK application.
We are basically creating a new application in here.
It will load the stack defined in the folder.
We are loading the stack in here, which is the CDK stack.
And this code loads and instantiate the Halo CD Stick+ from the library of this project.
If you go to this Halo stick+ right click code definition, you can see that this is the under the left
folder.
So that's why this is the enter point and is the instantiating new halo.
CDK Stick+.
This is the starting point of our application.
We won't need to look at this file anymore.
You can think that this is the starting point of the application.
Okay.
So if you come to the lib folder, lib folder is our actual operation, which is the basically our CD
application.
Main stacks are defined under the left folder.
If you open the this Halo CD Stake class, we can see the our main stack is defined in here we are extending
extending the stick+ and creating our Halo CD case to close in for the CD application.
So this is the this is the file we'll be spending most of our time in here because this is where the
sector codes defined in our application.
In our case, we have only QR code that is commanded.
You can see in here we have a command clause in here.
Basically in this command in clause you can see we are creating a new space queue.
We can uncomment and see that if we can deploy this attack, it's going to create a square skew under
the our user account.
Let me compare our PowerPoint slide.
You can see here we saw the stack and now we are in here in according to our code under the Halo Seed
case class, we have a case definition.
If we deploy this seed application, this will be deployed to the creating the case we're using to add
this cloud formation.