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Here’s a beginner-friendly cloud computing project that incorporates your knowledge of various AWS

services:

### Project: **High Availability Web Application with Disaster Recovery**

**Objective**: Create a high-availability web application that leverages AWS services to ensure
uptime and data durability across multiple regions.

#### Key Components

1. **Web Application**:

- A simple web application using any web framework (e.g., Flask, Express.js).

- Host the web application on Amazon EC2 instances.

2. **Amazon Machine Image (AMI)**:

- Create an AMI of your configured EC2 instance to facilitate easy scaling and recovery.

3. **Elastic Load Balancing (ELB)**:

- Use an Application Load Balancer to distribute incoming web traffic across multiple EC2 instances.

4. **Auto Scaling**:

- Set up an Auto Scaling group to automatically adjust the number of EC2 instances based on traffic
demand.

5. **VPC and Subnets**:

- Create a Virtual Private Cloud (VPC) with public and private subnets.

- Launch EC2 instances in different availability zones for redundancy.

6. **NAT Gateway**:

- Use a NAT Gateway to allow instances in private subnets to access the internet securely.

7. **Network ACLs and Security Groups**:


- Configure Network ACLs and Security Groups for your VPC to control inbound and outbound
traffic.

8. **Database**:

- Use Amazon RDS for a relational database and set up Multi-AZ deployment for high availability.

9. **S3 for Static Content**:

- Store and serve static content from Amazon S3, using S3 versioning and cross-region replication
for data durability.

10. **Route 53**:

- Set up DNS routing for your web application using Amazon Route 53.

11. **Disaster Recovery**:

- Implement cross-region replication and snapshot backups for RDS.

- Utilize VPC peering and VPC endpoints for secure inter-region communications.

#### Steps to Implement

1. **Develop and Deploy Your Web Application**:

- Create a web application and test it locally.

- Launch EC2 instances and deploy your application.

2. **Create and Configure AMI**:

- Configure your EC2 instance and create an AMI for easy scaling.

3. **Set Up Elastic Load Balancing**:

- Create an Application Load Balancer and register your EC2 instances with it.

4. **Configure Auto Scaling**:

- Set up an Auto Scaling group with policies to adjust capacity based on load.
5. **Design Your VPC**:

- Create a VPC with public and private subnets in multiple availability zones.

6. **Implement NAT Gateway**:

- Create a NAT Gateway in the public subnet and update route tables for private subnets.

7. **Set Up Network ACLs and Security Groups**:

- Define rules for Network ACLs and Security Groups to secure your instances.

8. **Configure Amazon RDS**:

- Launch an RDS instance with Multi-AZ deployment for your application database.

9. **Utilize Amazon S3**:

- Store static content in S3, enable versioning, and set up cross-region replication.

10. **Configure Route 53**:

- Set up a Route 53 hosted zone and configure DNS records for your application.

11. **Implement Disaster Recovery**:

- Set up automated backups and snapshots for RDS.

- Use VPC peering and endpoints for secure connections between regions.

12. **Test Your Application**:

- Simulate traffic and failover scenarios to test auto-scaling and disaster recovery.

13. **Monitor and Optimize**:

- Use AWS CloudWatch to monitor resources and optimize your application performance and cost.

This project will help you gain practical experience in setting up a scalable, highly available web
application using a wide range of AWS services, providing a solid foundation for more complex cloud
architectures.

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