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In this video, I walk you through the complete architecture and deployment of my personal portfolio: 👉 Live Website: https://tsabunkar.com This isn’t just a frontend demo — it’s a full end-to-end, production-grade setup built the way a Solutions Architect would design it. 🏗️ What You’ll Learn in This Video 1️⃣ Architecture Deep Dive I explain the full system architecture shown in the diagram: • React Portfolio App hosted on Amazon S3 • Global CDN using Amazon CloudFront • HTTPS with AWS Certificate Manager • DNS management using Amazon Route 53 • Domain purchased from GoDaddy I break down: • What each layer does • Why we need CDN • How DNS resolves traffic • How HTTPS works with ACM • Why CloudFront certificates must be in us-east-1 2️⃣ React App Code Walkthrough Inside the portfolio: • Project structure • Components, hooks, sections • Theming & styling • Clean folder architecture • Responsive design setup I also demonstrate: • How the site adapts across devices • Mobile-first responsiveness • Layout scalability 3️⃣ Terraform Infrastructure as Code We don’t manually click around in AWS. Everything is provisioned using Terraform: • S3 bucket • CloudFront distribution • ACM certificate with DNS validation • Route 53 hosted zone • Alias records for root + www • Canonical redirect setup You’ll see how to: • Initialize Terraform • Apply infrastructure • Fix common DNS/ACM issues • Understand propagation delays 4️⃣ Buying a Domain & Connecting GoDaddy to Route 53 I show the real process of: • Buying a custom domain from GoDaddy • Changing nameservers • Connecting Route 53 • Validating ACM • Making the site live over HTTPS No theory — actual practical steps. 5️⃣ Adding a New Feature Using Claude Locally I demonstrate how I: • Use Claude locally to generate a new feature • Integrate it into my React app • Test it • Build the dist version • Deploy to S3 • Invalidate CloudFront • See it live on https://tsabunkar.com This shows how AI-assisted development fits into a real DevOps workflow. 🎯 Who This Video Is For • Developers learning AWS • Engineers preparing for Solutions Architect roles • Anyone building a portfolio with production-level infrastructure • People wanting real-world Terraform examples • Devs exploring AI-assisted coding workflows 🧠 Tech Stack • React (Vite) • Terraform • Amazon S3 • Amazon CloudFront • Amazon Route 53 • AWS Certificate Manager • GoDaddy (Registrar) • Claude (AI-assisted development) 💡 What Makes This Different This is not: • Just “upload to S3” • Not just a frontend demo • Not just a Terraform demo It’s a complete architected system: • Secure • Scalable • Automated • Production-aligned Github Repo Link: https://github.com/tsabunkar/portfolio If this helped you understand real-world cloud architecture, consider liking and subscribing. Let me know in the comments if you’d like a deeper dive into: • CI/CD pipeline setup • WAF & security hardening • Multi-environment deployment • Advanced CloudFront configuration #AWS #Terraform #ReactJS #CloudFront #Route53 #S3Hosting #ACM #DevOps #SolutionsArchitect #InfrastructureAsCode #WebDeployment #CloudArchitecture #FrontendDevelopment #FullStackDeveloper #PortfolioWebsite #DomainSetup #GoDaddy #AIassistedCoding #ClaudeAI #BuildInPublic #TechYouTube #CloudEngineering #ResilientSystems