Introduction

For the next steps of this blog, I wanted to migrate the domain marcoaguzzi.it from the first AWS account I’ve signed to the second one (the one that actually has the real site going on, dev.marcoaguzzi.cloudns.ph/).
These poses a few threats:

• The registered domain should be moved to the first account to the second, and should continue serving the old site (now a placeholder with redirects)

Summary

This website is build with Hexo, a static NodeJS blog framework. It allows a developer to define pages, posts, and all the elements using markdown format. Then the framework compiles them into static html, and the website is ready to be deployed on an accessible repository.

While moving in my day-to-day job more towards AWS, I got my AWS associate developer certification!
View credentials here

Intro

This site is intended as a repository of dev attempts, mainly dedicated to aws. Please enjoy the journey!

About

The blog is a completely static website hosted on Amazon AWS S3, served by Cloudfront. The domain name is registered on Route53, and the configuration is (almost) on a CloudFormation template, which is resembled in the cover of this post

Two domains

Sep 2021 - now

• Reference point among developers within an AWS / Terraform project
  • Creation of shared modules (10+ usages)
  • Redacting technical debt tasks
  • Giving speech for best practices
• Development, deploy, and follow up of:
  • Java modules customization of the core order management tool
  • Scala microservices development for integration with internal or 3rd party systems
  • Managed a throughput of 100K processed entries per day.
• Managed proprietary CICD tools and standard Jenkins pipelines
• Presented to the developer team 2+ refactored tools and a new graphql api project