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1.

Create a VPC and Subnets

• Create a VPC with two Availability Zones (AZs) in each of the two chosen regions.
• Divide each VPC into three public subnets (one for each AZ) and two private subnets (one
for each AZ).
• Configure NAT gateways in each private subnet to allow instances in the private subnets to
access the internet.

2. Create an Amazon Route 53 Hosted Zone

• Create a Hosted Zone in Route 53 for your application's domain name.


• Create A records for each of the two regions, pointing to the respective CloudFront
distributions.

3. Create CloudFront Distributions

• Create two CloudFront distributions, one for each region.


• Configure each distribution to use the public subnets in the corresponding region as the
origin domain name.
• Configure each distribution to use an SSL/TLS certificate.

4. Deploy Applications to Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS) Clusters

• Create two EKS clusters, one for each region.


• Create IAM roles for the EKS clusters with the necessary permissions to access other AWS
services.
• Deploy your applications to the EKS clusters using kubectl or a Helm chart.

5. Create Amazon Relational Database Service (RDS) Databases

• Create two RDS databases, one for each region.


• Configure the RDS databases to use the private subnets in the corresponding region as the
VPC security group.
• Configure the RDS databases to use strong passwords and security groups.

6. Create an Amazon Web Application Firewall (WAF)

• Create a WAF web ACL to protect your applications from common web attacks.
• Configure the WAF web ACL to block malicious traffic and allow legitimate traffic.
• Associate the WAF web ACL with the CloudFront distributions.

7. Implement Infrastructure as Code (IaC)

• Use Terraform, CloudFormation, or another IaC tool to define the infrastructure resources.
• Store the IaC templates in a version control system to track changes.
• Use IaC to provision and manage the infrastructure resources.

8. Implement Security Recommendations

• Use strong passwords and security groups for all AWS resources.
• Regularly update software and firmware.
• Monitor logs and alerts for suspicious activity.
• Implement a backup and recovery plan.

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