LazyMagic is a code generation tool that creates complete AWS serverless applications from OpenAPI specifications. It generates C# Lambda functions, DynamoDB repositories, client SDKs, and infrastructure templates automatically.

How does LazyMagic work?

LazyMagic follows an OpenAPI-first approach: 1) Define APIs in OpenAPI YAML, 2) Generate DTOs, controllers, and repositories, 3) Create Lambda containers and client SDKs, 4) Deploy with AWS SAM templates.

What AWS services does LazyMagic support?

LazyMagic supports AWS Lambda, API Gateway, DynamoDB, Cognito, CloudFront, S3, and IAM. It generates complete serverless architectures with these services.

Is LazyMagic free to use?

Yes, LazyMagic is free to use. It's an open-source tool for generating AWS serverless applications from OpenAPI specifications.

LazyMagic - OpenAPI to AWS Serverless Application Generator

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Deploy System

⚡ Quick Answer

Deploy System: Use LzAws PowerShell commands to deploy core AWS infrastructure. Run Deploy-SystemAws, Deploy-PoliciesAws, Deploy-AuthsAws, and Deploy-ServiceAws in sequence from the Service/AWSTemplates folder after importing LzAws module.

Prerequisites

⚙️ Completed systemconfig.yaml file
🔐 AWS SSO authentication
💻 PowerShell 7 installed
📁 LzAws PowerShell module
⏱️ Estimated time: 5 minutes
💰 Cost: Free (within AWS Free Tier)

In this step we will deploy the core system services to AWS.

If you have not signed into your Account using your SSO profile, please do so before proceeding with this step.

Open a powershell window.
Navigate to the _Dev/MagicPets/Service/AWSTemplates folder
Import the LzAws powershell module
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./Import-LzAws.ps1
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Deploy-SystemAws
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Deploy-PoliciesAws
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Deploy-AuthsAws
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Deploy-ServiceAws
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