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Deploying a static portfolio website with Cloudflare Global CDN, automated SSL/TLS, Git-driven CI/CD pipelines, preview environments, and AWS S3 hosting simulation using LocalStack.
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Cloud security simulation: SSRF attack chain + Wazuh SIEM + AI threat detection
python docker aws terraform cybersecurity siem red-team ssrf wazuh blue-team mitre-attack ai-security threat-detection localstack
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This is a LocalStack demonstration project that shows how to use LocalStack for local AWS development. LocalStack provides a fully functional local AWS cloud stack that runs in a Docker container, allowing you to develop and test AWS services locally without incurring cloud costs. Resources
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A lightweight, self-hosted web console to manage LocalStack resources locally.
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BigData-RecipeManager is a scalable Recipe Management System that integrates MongoDB, DynamoDB, and Amazon S3 to handle large recipe datasets efficiently. Built with Flask, it supports adding, viewing, and tracking interactions on recipes while leveraging cloud services for storage, metadata management, and performance optimization. 🚀🍽️
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Static website hosting using Terraform and LocalStack (AWS simulation)
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