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AWS Cloud Resume

In this series, I will outline the steps to integrate a fully functional serverless website hosted on CloudFront using Amazon S3. The implementation deployment will be through Terraform.

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1. Cloud Resume Challenge: Introduction

Jan 2, 20243 min read

Late last year, I completed a Terraform boot camp hosted by ExamPro. I was exposed to the capabilities of Infrastructure as Code (IaC) and how I can...

1. Cloud Resume Challenge: Introduction

2. Cloud Resume Challenge: GitHub and GitHub Actions

Jan 3, 20244 min read

To get started within this module, you will be creating a GitHub repo from the template repo. Then you will prepare your Terraform Cloud environment...

2. Cloud Resume Challenge: GitHub and GitHub Actions

3. Cloud Resume Challenge: Creating S3 Bucket

Jan 4, 20247 min read

In this module, you will create an S3 bucket that will store your web files. Later you will convert this bucket into a static-hosted website. Let's...

3. Cloud Resume Challenge: Creating S3 Bucket

4. Cloud Resume Challenge: Upload Site Files to S3

Jan 5, 20248 min read

In the previous module, you created your S3 bucket. Now it's time to upload your site files. In this module you will create the resource block for...

4. Cloud Resume Challenge: Upload Site Files to S3

5. Cloud Resume Challenge: Creating CloudFront Distribution

Jan 6, 202414 min read

In this module you will create an S3 static hosted website that will be accessible through a CloudFront Distribution. By doing this, you will block...

5. Cloud Resume Challenge: Creating CloudFront Distribution

6. Cloud Resume Challenge: Creating DynamoDB Table

Jan 7, 20249 min read

In this module, you will create a DynamoDB table and table item for your visitor count. This will store your visitor counts whenever someone loads...

6. Cloud Resume Challenge: Creating DynamoDB Table