AWS Cloud Infrastructure with Terraform

Production-style AWS infrastructure provisioned entirely with Terraform (Infrastructure as Code). Features a live webpage served from EC2, automated CI/CD pipeline via GitHub Actions, and CloudWatch monitoring.

Live Demo

Deployed at a public EC2 IP — rebuild anytime with terraform apply

Architecture

• VPC — isolated private network with public subnet in us-east-2
• EC2 — t3.micro web server (Amazon Linux 2) serving a live webpage
• S3 — private logging bucket with public access blocked
• IAM — least-privilege roles, no root credentials used
• Security Groups — only ports 80 (HTTP) and 22 (SSH) allowed
• CloudWatch — CPU utilization alarm at 80% threshold

Webpage

A professional landing page served from EC2, downloaded from GitHub on startup. Shows the full architecture interactively with animated counters, infrastructure cards, CI/CD pipeline diagram, and tech stack.

CI/CD Pipeline

Every push to main triggers GitHub Actions which runs terraform init and terraform plan automatically — validating all infrastructure code before any deployment.

How to Deploy

terraform init
terraform plan
terraform apply

How to Update Webpage

# Edit html/index.html
git add html/index.html
git commit -m "Update webpage"
git push origin main
terraform destroy -auto-approve && terraform apply -auto-approve

How to Destroy

terraform destroy

Tech Stack

Terraform | AWS EC2 | VPC | S3 | IAM | CloudWatch | GitHub Actions | Python | Bash