Partaking in Forrest Brazeal's Cloud Resume Challenge
- AWS Cloud Practioner ->
![](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/64602124/213741769-f78cc2d6-a804-4efe-b323-499bcd24d1c0.png)
- AWS Solutions Associate ->
![](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/64602124/213743163-5b13685b-f4ca-468b-84da-f5c0963e6e07.png)
- AWS Cloud Quest: Cloud Practitioner ->
![](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/64602124/213744116-9b5336ae-e5d4-42c4-89a2-ed981796fcbb.png)
- HTML and CSS files for the resume are available in this repo.
- My resume files are hosted in an S3 bucket
- Issued a certificate for my domain to handle HTTPS with CloudFront and origin from the S3 bucket
- Using Route53's hosted zone, configured Routing via CloudFront. My resume can be found at resume.everlycloud.tk
- Written a small script to fetch and update count via my API Gateway. Embedded within my html file. Visitor Count can now be viewed on my resume page.
- Using Amazon's (Serverless) DynamoDB to retrieve and update visitor count
- Within my lambda function, I've added an API Gateway which accepts requests (when there's a visit to my resume) and updates my database with the count.
- My lambda function (written in Python) handles the backend and uses boto3 which is an AWS SDK for Python
- Set up tests using Cypress
- Setting up with Terraform