Cloud Resume Challenge
- I successfully completed the Cloud Resume Challenge, demonstrating my expertise in cloud technologies by developing a fully automated, serverless dynamic resume hosted on AWS.
- This project integrates both frontend and backend services, showcasing Infrastructure as Code (IaC), automation, and cloud-native development.
- Architecture Diagram:
- Github repository
Tech-stack:
- Amazon S3 – used for static website hosting.
- AWS Route 53 – configured for custom domain management.
- AWS CloudFront & Certificate Manager – Enabled CDN with secure global delivery via HTTPS.
- GitHub Actions & YAML – automated frontend deployment using CI/CD workflows.
- AWS Lambda – serverless backend to handle requests and update visitor count.
- Amazon DynamoDB – NoSQL database for storing visitor metrics.
- IAM Roles & Policies – applied least-privilege permissions for security.
- Terraform – defined and provisioned AWS infrastructure in a declarative, repeatable manner.
Build a To - Do List App using AWS Amplify
- Built a React app and hosted it with Amplify
- Used Amplify Auth to manage sign-in/sign-up
- Stored notes with Amplify Data
- Added logic so each user can only create up to 10 notes
- Connected everything using a smooth Git-based CI/CD workflow
- Github repository
Tech-stack:
- React for the frontend
- AWS Amplify for backend and hosting
- Cognito for authentication
- Amplify Data / AppSync for the notes database
Serverless Quote Generator on AWS
- Designed and configured a DynamoDB table with partition/sort keys, auto-scaling, and encryption.
- Developed two AWS Lambda functions to handle quote creation and retrieval, with IAM roles and environment variables.
- Integrated Lambda with Amazon API Gateway, creating RESTful endpoints.
- Deployed and tested a serverless API using CloudWatch logging, X-Ray tracing, and dynamic quote delivery via the invoke URL.
- Architecture Diagram:
- Github repository
AWS ALB – EC2 Web Servers in a Custom VPC
- I set up a custom VPC with public subnets and routing to host a scalable web app.
- Launched two EC2 instances in 2 different Availability Zones and installed Apache with a simple script.
- I connected everything through an Application Load Balancer to distribute traffic evenly.
- Accessing the ALB shows how requests switch between the two servers—just like in a real-world setup.
- Architecture Diagram:
- Github repository
Hardware Service Portal for Native Instruments
- I designed and programmed a homepage for the HW Service Portal which made it easier to access the right service portal for NI products.
- It supports the repair process and enhanced customer care by simplifying spare part searches for improved efficiency.
FreeCodeCamp Projects
- I created web development projects showcasing front-end and back-end skills.
GitHub Repositories
- Open-source contributions focused on automation scripts and web development.