We were having a discussion over on the Serverless Forum about CloudFormation resources, and I came up with this AWS CLI command that I could see myself using later, so I'm going to put it here so I don't forget.
The Serverless Framework is great because it makes provisioning a server-less application so easy. The flip-side is that it does a lot in the background to make it all just work, so this snippet gives you a bit more insight in to what it's doing "under the hood".
The following command will print an ordered list of all the resources and a count of how many are in your stack:
aws cloudformation describe-stack-resources \
--stack-name [YourStackName] \
--query "StackResources[].ResourceType" \
--output text \
| tr "\t" "\n" \
| sort \
| uniq -c \
| sort -nr
Here's what it looks like for the Serverless Slack Bot I'm building:
4 AWS::Lambda::Version
4 AWS::Lambda::Function
4 AWS::ApiGateway::Method
3 AWS::Lambda::Permission
3 AWS::ApiGateway::Resource
1 AWS::S3::Bucket
1 AWS::IAM::Role
1 AWS::IAM::Policy
1 AWS::DynamoDB::Table
1 AWS::ApiGateway::RestApi
1 AWS::ApiGateway::Deployment
Update: Ryan Scott Brown (of Serverless Code) was kind enough to point out an improvement to the sort
command so that it handles stacks with > 9 of any resource type.