How to deploy a Backstage application with AWS ECS
summary
Shows how to deploy a Backstage application by containerizing it, pushing the image to AWS ECR, and using Terraform modules to provision a VPC, RDS Postgres, S3 bucket for TechDocs, an ECS cluster, Task Definition and a Fargate service behind an ALB. Uses AWS Systems Manager Parameter Store for secrets and IAM roles; the result is one running Fargate task serving Backstage on port 7700.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:08What is Backstage
- 4:15Developer portal benefits
- 7:27Deploy Backstage on ECS
- 12:48Terraform for cloud infra
- 14:58Backstage main features demo
- 19:40Terraform ECS resources demo
- 23:14Deploy Backstage on ECS demo
- 31:46Final result and access
- 32:06ECS Fargate pricing Q&A
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