🚀 Running a 5-Day Mini Sprint in Jira and Shipping a Real Website Change to EC2

Hands-On DevOps: From Jira Sprint to Live Deployment on AWS EC2 In this assignment, I practiced a real DevOps workflow by running a mini Scrum sprint in Jira, implementing a small improvement to a portfolio website, and deploying the change to a live server on AWS EC2. Rather than a big-bang release, the focus was on shipping small, incremental updates daily, tracking progress in Jira, and verifying each change on a public URL. The improvement was simple but meaningful: Pravin Mishra Portfolio v1.0 — Deployed on — By Manjay verma This footer was added to the website and deployed live to an EC2 instance. 🎯 Sprint Goal The sprint goal defined in Jira was: Ship a visible "Pravin Mishra Portfolio" footer (version + deploy date + author) to EC2 and document progress daily in Jira. This simulated how real engineering teams commit to a measurable outcome for each sprint. 🧩 Sprint Setup in Jira The sprint was managed using the following workflow: Create a Story in Jira Break it into 5 daily su