
DevOps Project: Hosting Serverless Web Application in AWS using S3,Lambda, CloudFront, DynamoDB, Route53, SSL certificate
🎯 DevOps is not just about learning tools; it’s about applying them to solve real-world problems. One of the best ways to build practical DevOps skills is by creating hands-on projects that demonstrate how different cloud services work together. In this project, I built a serverless web application using core AWS services such as AWS Lambda, Amazon DynamoDB, CloudFront Distribution, Amazon S3, Route53, SSL certification and also integrating these different AWS services. 📌 AWS Services used to implement the project: The application follows a serverless architecture, which means there are no servers to manage, and AWS automatically handles scaling and infrastructure management. Amazon S3 will host the static website AWS Lambda will run the backend logic that processes user requests. DynamoDB as database Route53 for DNS name resolution created CloudFront distribution to speed up the data delivery Created SSL certificate using Amazon certificate manager and attach it to CloudFront (for HTT
Continue reading on Dev.to
Opens in a new tab


