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The Cloud Resume Challenge - AWS

  • 1. Certification
  • 2. HTML
  • 3. CSS
  • 4. Static Website
  • 5. HTTPS
  • 6. DNS
  • 7. Javascript
  • 8. Database
  • 9. API
  • 10. Python
  • 11. Tests
  • 12. Infrastructure as Code
  • 13. Source Control
  • 14. CI/CD (Back end)
  • 15. CI/CD (Front end)
  • 16. Blog post

The Cloud Resume Challenge - Azure

  • 1. Certification
  • 2. HTML
  • 3. CSS
  • 4. Static Website
  • 5. HTTPS
  • 6. DNS
  • 7. Javascript
  • 8. Database
  • 9. API
  • 10. Python
  • 11. Tests
  • 12. Infrastructure as Code
  • 13. Source Control
  • 14. CI/CD (Back end)
  • 15. CI/CD (Front end)
  • 16. Blog post

The Cloud Resume Challenge - GCP

  • 1. Certification
  • 2. HTML
  • 3. CSS
  • 4. Static Website
  • 5. HTTPS
  • 6. DNS
  • 7. Javascript
  • 8. Database
  • 9. API
  • 10. Python
  • 11. Tests
  • 12. Infrastructure as Code
  • 13. Source Control
  • 14. CI/CD (Back end)
  • 15. CI/CD (Front end)
  • 16. Blog post

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Extending your project

Building a real-time visitor counter with web sockets and DynamoDB Streams

  • Introduction
  • Prerequisites
  • Challenge steps
  • Conclusion

Securing your software supply chain

    • Intro
    • Helpful reading
    • Challenge steps

Terraform Your Cloud Resume Challenge

    • Intro
    • Challenge Guide

The Cloud Resume Challenge - DigitalOcean

  • 1. Source Control
  • 2. HTML
  • 3. CSS
  • 4. Static Website
  • 5. DNS
  • 6. Javascript
  • 7. Database
  • 8. API
  • 9. Python
  • 10. Tests
  • 11. Infrastructure as Code
  • 12. CI/CD
  • 13. Blog post

The Kubernetes Resume Challenge

  • Intro
  • Challenge Guide
    • Prerequisites
  • Step-by-Step Implementation
    • Step 1: Certification
    • Step 2: Containerize Your E-Commerce Website and Database
    • Step 3: Set Up Kubernetes on a Public Cloud Provider
    • Step 4: Deploy Your Website to Kubernetes
    • Step 5: Expose Your Website
    • Step 6: Implement Configuration Management
    • Step 7: Scale Your Application
    • Step 8: Perform a Rolling Update
    • Step 9: Roll Back a Deployment
    • Step 10: Autoscale Your Application
    • Step 11: Implement Liveness and Readiness Probes
    • Step 12: Utilize ConfigMaps and Secrets
    • Step 13: Document Your Process
  • Extra credit
    • Package Everything in Helm
    • Implement Persistent Storage
    • Implement Basic CI/CD Pipeline

Traditional Web Hosting on AWS

    • Intro
    • Helpful reading
    • Challenge steps
    • Extra credit

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