
Luke Learns The Cloud ☁️
I recently got my AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner Certification. That said, I still have so much more to learn & explore so I figured I’d set up a site to showcase the AWS projects I build.
This site, although very basic (for now…), is leveraging a number of AWS services. The static site files are stored in an S3 bucket and I’ve enabled CloudFront for fast, global content delivery. Additionally, I’m using Route 53 for domain management, AWS Certification Manager for SSL certification to ensure secure connections, and Origin Access Control (OAC) to restrict S3 bucket access exclusively to CloudFront, adding an extra layer of security.
While I initially setup the AWS infrastructure manually via the AWS console, I’ve since moved to using Terraform to manage the infrastructure as code.
- AWS S3
- CloudFront
- Terraform
- Route 53
- Vite