Utilized chatgpt/photoshop/youtube to develop a basic front-end website.

This project serves as a showcase of my versatile skills in cloud infrastructure and DevOps practices. Initially crafted using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, the site underwent a significant transformation when I discovered AWS Amplify. Embracing this technology, I transitioned to a more dynamic and efficient method of hosting via static website hosting, coupled with CI/CD capabilities, which streamlined the update process significantly.

With AWS Amplify, I was able to solve the challenge of frequent, manual updates. By integrating the site with GitHub, I shifted to a model where updates were managed through pull requests, a change that greatly enhanced the efficiency and scalability of the site's maintenance. This approach not only simplified updates but also gave me valuable insights into creating and managing pull requests, an essential skill in modern software development workflows.

The project's cornerstone, the CI/CD pipeline engineered using AWS Amplify, underscores my commitment to efficient, automated software deployment and infrastructure management. It illustrates my ability to evolve my technical approach in response to new challenges and opportunities.

In documenting this project, I have captured the various steps involved in the AWS console, creating a resource that highlights the adaptability of these methods for both personal and professional applications. This documentation reflects my journey through the project, from initial development using basic web technologies to a more sophisticated, cloud-based solution.

Overall, this project is a testament to my technical prowess and a clear indicator that I am equipped to handle diverse infrastructure challenges. It's a practical demonstration of my extensive experience in the field, showcasing my readiness for a variety of challenges in cloud and DevOps roles.

Just for sharing purposes if anyone else is studying for the exam and need study material, free download/access, still updating it as i go along. FOLLOW AWS DOCUMENTATION, but this is more or so for the AWS Certified Solutions Architect - Associate (SAA-C03)