Repeatable infrastructure
Terraform describes the AWS resources and DNS. Versioned state keeps changes reviewable.
TERRAFORM / AWSLEARNING BY BUILDING / WARSAW, PL
Infrastructure,
built with intent.
I'm Olgierd Stach. This site was made using knowladge gained from the courses found at the bottom in the 2nd section. It's purposefully overkill for a static website, but the goal was to gain some hands-on experience outside the finished courses' contents. Review the learning path section to see my learning path from the beginning until this day. Whole project was made with the use of Codex.
Linux, automation, and the path from a commit to a running application. This website is part of that journey.
AWSTerraformKubernetesPythonGitHub Actions
01 / BEHIND THE PAGE
The website is the project.
An infrastructure portfolio you can actually inspect. Each layer has a purpose, a test, and a documented way to recover.
From commit to release
Checks run on every push. Releases pair immutable site files with a container image and Helm configuration.
GITHUB ACTIONS / S3 / HELMDesigned for recovery
Health checks, release identifiers, and rollback scripts make operations part of the project.
KUBERNETES / CLOUDWATCHA learning environment, with clear boundaries.One Kubernetes node. No high-availability claim. The repository documents the trade-offs and current validation evidence.
02 / VERIFIED LEARNING
Learning with a paper trail.
Chose Coursera as the cheapest option to maximize output. Select an image to verify the credential with its issuer.
IBM DevOps and Software Engineering Professional Certificate
IBM · Coursera
AWS Cloud Solutions Architect Professional Certificate
Amazon Web Services · Coursera
Python for Everybody Specialization
University of Michigan · Coursera
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Curious about the build?
The source, decisions, and runbooks are open for review.
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