The diagram that comes with every project
When I hand over infrastructure, you also get a one-page diagram of how it fits together, so your team and your end clients can see what was built. Here are AWS architecture diagram examples and a few from Azure and CI/CD work. Click one to enlarge it.
AWS architecture diagram examples
AWS
Static website on AWS
S3 behind CloudFront with Origin Access Control, ACM certificate, Route 53 DNS, deployed by GitHub Actions. All defined in Terraform.
How to build it with Terraform →AWS
VPC with public and private subnets
Two availability zones, an internet gateway, NAT gateway, and private subnets for app servers and databases. A reusable Terraform module.
How to plan the VPC ranges →AWS
Three-tier web application
React on CloudFront and S3, a Node.js API on an Auto Scaling group behind a load balancer, and PostgreSQL on RDS in private subnets.
Terraform consulting →Azure
Azure AKS cluster
AKS in its own virtual network with a container registry, managed identity, network security group and role assignments, built with Terraform.
Kubernetes setup →CI/CD and containers
GitLab CI pipeline to EC2
Push to main runs the tests, and only passing builds deploy over SSH and restart the app. Failing tests skip the deploy.
CI/CD pipeline setup →CI/CD and containers
Docker Compose stack
A Node.js API with PostgreSQL and Redis, one command to start, persistent volumes and health checks, and a non-root container user.
Need one for your own setup?
I can map out what you run today, or build the infrastructure and document it as I go.