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This week we are designing a company’s new web application in three tiers. Outline for the project is below: Web Tier 2 public subnets Minimum 2 EC2 instances with OS of choice (free tier of course) in an auto scaling group EC2 web server security group allowing inbound permission from…

What do you think about tracking cryptocurrency trading (BTC/USD) on Binance together with Amazon Web Services ? How does it sound ? Let’s find out what we are doing by saying that. Binance Stream Data Pipeline Architecture So in this project, we examine the data of the market movements of the BTC/USD crypto using web…

This Project module will be divided into Parts and is Part-2 For Part 1 of this project module, Click Here Problem Statement: I am going to introduce an AWS architecture of an application. This is a complete application that you will be building in a step-by-step manner. With every module…

For this weeks project we have been asked to design and create a highly available three tier architecture for our company’s new web application. What is Multi-tier architecture? Multi tier architecture is a popular way to structure applications, and the three-tiered approach divides tasks between three distinct layers. Web or…

Why did the project need two public subnets and two private subnets? So it could have a public and private life! Hello and welcome back to my journey of becoming a DevOps engineer. This project aims to create a scalable and secure AWS multi-tier architecture that can support a web…

GLPI (Gestionnaire Libre de Parc Informatique) is an open-source IT asset management software that helps organizations keep track of their IT assets, including hardware and software. It provides a centralized platform for managing assets, contracts, licenses, and support tickets. …

This project write-up aims to deploy a highly-available two-tier architecture using a local module in Terraform. A module is a container for multiple resources that are used together. You can use modules to create lightweight abstractions to describe your infrastructure in terms of its architecture rather than directly in terms…

Alright! Second post, we are on a roll. This is a follow-up to a my previous post. Which you can find here: https://medium.com/@lukasmichel/creating-a-postgresql-database-in-the-aws-cdk-471b57373e4b This time we are going to connect a few more services to our RDS database, and with that have built a pretty substantial part of a production-ready…