Infrastructure Strategy
Every code push to GitHub triggers an automated workflow that synchronizes production assets and refreshes global caches instantly.
📦 Amazon S3
Primary origin storage for website assets, configured for high-performance static hosting.
⚡ CloudFront
Global Content Delivery Network (CDN) with edge caching and SSL/TLS termination for low latency.
🔄 CodePipeline
Fully managed CI/CD service orchestrating the movement of code from source to global delivery.
🏗️ CodeBuild
Handles build execution, artifact synchronization to S3, and CloudFront cache invalidation.
The Pipeline in Action
A visual journey through the automated deployment process and global infrastructure configuration.
Full architecture diagram showing the serverless flow from GitHub to CloudFront Edge Locations.
Source trigger: A code commit to GitHub initiates the AWS CodePipeline execution.
CodePipeline Step 1: Successfully pulling the latest source code from the connected GitHub repository.
AWS CodeBuild: Executing the buildspec commands to sync files to S3 and invalidate the CloudFront cache.
Pipeline Success: The entire flow from Source to Build/Deploy phases completed in real-time.
Amazon CloudFront: Configuring the distribution with S3 origin and OAC for secure, global delivery.
The Live Site: Delivered globally via CloudFront with updated content immediately available after invalidation.