System for registering employee satisfaction around your office / offices. Results will be saved in a Redshift datawarehouse.
See below for the overall architecture
You will need to have golang installed and configured correctly for everything to work.
You will need an S3 bucket to store the code on while deploying. This can be a general bucket and the code will be stored under the prefix lambdas/ on that bucket.
But it's important that the ACCESSKEY+SECRETKEY / PROFILE you deploy with can write and read from this S3 bucket.
The following ENV vars should be set before building this program.
OWNER = The owner of the stack, can be person, team etc.
ENVIRONMENT = The environment the stack should belong to (dev, test, prod etc). Defaults to dev.
S3BUCKET = The S3 bucket to store the code on when deploying.
APPLICATION_NAME = Name of the application. Defaults to employee-satisfaction
Note that you will need to run the make persistent target first and update the cloudformation/template.yaml file with the correct password for your redshift server.
The password should be KMS encrypted and the KMS key is created when you run the make persistent target.
Edit the Mappings in the template.yaml file to correspond with your parameters, redshift servers, email etc for the different Evironments.
make deploy-persistent
Encrypt the password for your redshift cluster using the provided KMS key and enter that and other parameters
in the cloudformation/template.yaml Mappings. The password should be encrypted hash base64 encoded.
make deploy-serverless
Just use the AWS BTN Dev mobile app to add your buttons to your account.
Make sure the region is the correct one and that you choose the employee-satisfaction-publishEvent-(ENV) lambda function as function.
Pressing the button once (or twice quickly) will register as "good" and a long press (>1 second) will register as "bad".
Please see docs under docs/ in the repository.