Things I must do, I should do, I did, or I'd like to have on my website

• make github repo public
  • check ALIAS and CNAME records on prod website (from www.marcoaguzzi.it to marcoaguzzi.it) in cloudformation
  • remove marcoaguzzi from stack names
  • add a cloudformation stack for initial resources (s3 buckets)
  • remove “encryption disabled” in output artifact for s3
• better versioning of the lambda artifacts
• add a codepipeline project for automating the deploy of the stacks
• write about jooQ trying SQL electron
• record tries about bedrock and (maybe) write a post
• check if codebuild cache is worth keeping
• add automated tests
• remove custom header in returning the website pages
• move to a more modern framework, like Hugo / Jekyll
• create a s3 private folder for authenticated users
• explore the multilanguage in hexo, now that it works
• rework the link section of the website
• record tries on CV and (maybe) write a post
• add a dns failover to better exploit dev website - can’t do with route53 pointing to cloudfront
• add cloudformation for expenses threshold and / or alarms
• automate the cloudformation cache invalidation after pipeline finishes
• add descriptions for cloudfront distribution
• check js and css SEO optimizations (embed fontawesome and removed animations)
• better documentation of the steps to try the website and deploy it
• add redirect from www domain to main domain
• check cloudformation drifts
• automate on cloudformation the deploy of the lambda that redirects the index.html on sub-pages
• nuke the former aws production account
• rebuild the sitemap.xml
• reactivate lambda@edge on “prod” to align to “dev”
• activate logging in “prod” cloudfront
• unify the dev and prod account in one account, allowing two different processes for dev and prod website
• use pushes on master to deploy on prod website
• create a lambda@edge function to serve “sub-path” index.html
• fix the missing configurations on front - end
• redirect prod site (https://www.marcoaguzzi.it) to dev site
• change 1st article logo