<h3 id="heading-certification">Certification</h3>
<p>Before setting up my resume site I completed the AWS Practioner Certification exam. While there are courses to help you train for the exam, even a minimal amount of experience with AWS would be enough to pass this.</p>
<h3 id="heading-domain">Domain</h3>
<p>I set up a DNS record through Namecheap to redirect my resume subdomain to a CloudFront Distribution URL.</p>
<h3 id="heading-frontend">Frontend</h3>
<p>The frontend is a static site with the HTML, CSS, and Javascript hosted in an S3 bucket.</p>
<h3 id="heading-backend">Backend</h3>
<p>The view count backend consists of an API Gateway endpoint which triggers a Python Lambda that updates the count in DynamobDB and gets the latest value.</p>
<h3 id="heading-infrastructure">Infrastructure</h3>
<p>The AWS service infrastructure is all created and managed through Terraform.</p>
<p>(ACM, API Gateway, CloudFront, DynamoDB, Lambda, S3)</p>
<h3 id="heading-cicd">CICD</h3>
<p>My CICD process utilizes Github actions to test new code before deployment.</p>


### Certification

Before setting up my resume site I completed the AWS Practioner Certification exam. While there are courses to help you train for the exam, even a minimal amount of experience with AWS would be enough to pass this.

### Domain

I set up a DNS record through Namecheap to redirect my resume subdomain to a CloudFront Distribution URL.

### Frontend

The frontend is a static site with the HTML, CSS, and Javascript hosted in an S3 bucket.

### Backend

The view count backend consists of an API Gateway endpoint which triggers a Python Lambda that updates the count in DynamobDB and gets the latest value.

### Infrastructure

The AWS service infrastructure is all created and managed through Terraform.

(ACM, API Gateway, CloudFront, DynamoDB, Lambda, S3)

### CICD

My CICD process utilizes Github actions to test new code before deployment.

Cloud Resume Challenge

Certification

Domain

Frontend

Backend

Infrastructure

CICD