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My blog Final Now we have reached the final part of this series. Let’s follow! Architecture Amazon Route 53 In the last post we even talked about the CloudFront service and how to configure the distribution to access the S3 Bucket securely and using our certificate. Now let’s talk about Route 53. If you followed this step in the previous post to the end, your Hosted Zone is probably ready to use. ...

My blog Part 2 Let’s continue with the creation of the blog’s architecture and its next steps. I will leave the drawing below as support. Architecture Domain .dev X Amazon Route 53 The first thing you need to know is that it is not possible to work with a .dev domain on Route53 as it is not part of the AWS domain list. After some research you find that there is no problem purchasing your domain elsewhere (eg: Google) and pointing your domain’s NS record to Route 53. And that’s what I did for my blog. ...

My blog Imagining that someone might wonder how this blog here works, I will explain below. Could it be built in a simpler way? Yes. But I wanted to do it this way to learn about the integrations, mainly GitHub with AWS. Architecture Below we have the technical drawing of the architecture which I will detail shortly afterwards. Hugo I’m using the Hugo framework as the core of this blog because it’s one of the simple ways I found to get started without having to do a lot of work configuring different things. I was looking for something simple and light, and Hugo proved that to me. ...

My first words The first blog post will be a summary of who I am and what I want to show here. Who am I First of all, my name is Kennedy Mota, I’m Brazilian and I’m 28 years old. I have a degree (bachelor) in Computer Science from São Judas Tadeu University. I have been working with systems for over 5 years, but not all of this time was working with Cloud AWS as a provider. ...