JJ-Serverless-Portfolio

This git repo serves as a course work for an AWS/Serverless self tutorial, certification. Using a simple HTML/JavaScript webpage as a usecase to build a personal online Portfolio

At the end of the Course, I would have successfully deployed my sourcecode from a github or gitlab repository to an AWS S3 Bucket, that in turn would demonstrate my tangible understanding of the following technology under Amazon Web Services :-

Watch this space ..  write up of article coming soon 

 

Some time ago, Linus Torvalds sat thinking to himself, pondering various ways to make me smile and a little happier than I already am  (That's, regarding other countless projects he has done already, and I'm ecstatic about), he thought so hard then came up with the idea of Git.

Thank you, Linus Torvalds, I must say I am loving it. gitlogo

So what is Git?

Well according to legend, it is said that Linus Torvalds wanted to have a Source Control Management system, designed to keep track of any project, documenting the entire lifecycle, from conception to deployment. Since it is believed that once a project (or software) has commenced, its immortality just began. I project never really dies but evolves. It goes through stages of transfigurations and metamorphosis. Several ideas spawn out of unexpected outcomes that occasionally forces a fork to alternative project timelines, concurrently running in parallel to the initial conception of the project. Hence several versions are born. 

A significant amount of of my articles on this blog I dare say would stem not too far from Vagrant.

As vagrant provides an adequate Virtual Developement Environment (VDE as they call it) that could simulate a multi-node architecture that directly mimics a live production environment like for like.  

Vagrant offers simplicity of orchestrating and provisioning Vangrant boxes, then declaring their internal private network as well as their designated IP addresses, just as you would expect