After a decade in insurance operations, I decided to make my pivot into cloud engineering official by doing the Cloud Resume Challenge! It's a static resume served over HTTPS through CloudFront, backed by a Lambda -powered visitor counter, fully codified in Terraform, and deployed automatically via GitHub Actions.
After a decade in insurance operations, I decided to make my pivot into cloud engineering official by doing the Cloud Resume Challenge!
It's a static resume served over HTTPS through CloudFront, backed by a Lambda -powered visitor counter, fully codified in Terraform, and deployed automatically via GitHub Actions.
Here's how I built it and, more importantly, everything that went wrong along the way.
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After a decade in insurance operations, I decided to make my pivot into cloud engineering official by doing the Cloud Resume Challenge! It's a static resume served over HTTPS through CloudFront, backed by a Lambda -powered visitor counter, fully codified in Terraform, and deployed automatically via GitHub Actions. Here's how I built it and, more importantly, everything that went wrong along the way.
AWS Certificate Manager issues the HTTPS certificate (requested in us-east-1, a hard CloudFront requirement regardless of where the rest of the infrastructure is deployed.) Route 53 hosts the domain and holds the alias record pointing it at CloudFront.
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