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To set up AWS CDK infrastructure alongside an existing application, generate a complete scaffold including infrastructure/, bin/, and lib/ directories alongside your app to establish a reliable foundation for deployment.

The best way to start a new app with an AWS CDK TypeScript infrastructure skeleton is to generate standard CDK files like package.json, cdk.json, and tsconfig.json, which allows you to begin implementing resources immediately.

Yes, you can use this AWS CDK scaffold when migrating an evolving project. It applies to both starting new apps and evolving existing ones, establishing a clear separation between application code and infrastructure.

Yes, you need to provide a preferred AWS region and a project name to generate the infrastructure scaffold, which applies basic tagging and environment setup for your CDK TypeScript project.

Scaffolding a CDK TypeScript project generates standard files including package.json, cdk.json, tsconfig.json, bin/app.ts, and lib/api-stack.ts, while also ensuring Node.js compatibility.

Yes, the CDK scaffold creates empty lambdas for future code implementation, allowing you to start with a complete infrastructure skeleton and immediately begin adding your application resources.