A production-style infrastructure project that demonstrates how to design and provision scalable AWS cloud environments using Terraform, evolving from foundational networking to a fully automated Amazon EKS cluster deployed in secure private subnets.
This project showcases an end-to-end infrastructure journey:
- Designed a modular VPC architecture with dynamic subnets, NAT gateways, and Kubernetes-aware tagging
- Provisioned EC2 instances with Docker + NGINX to validate networking and bootstrap workflows
- Extended the platform to deploy a production-ready Amazon EKS cluster using Terraform modules
- Implemented managed node groups in private subnets for improved security and scalability
- Structured development using branches, with advanced implementation in
feature/eks
- Terraform – Infrastructure as Code for AWS resources and EKS provisioning
- AWS – VPC, EC2, NAT Gateway, IAM, and EKS
- Terraform AWS EKS Module – Simplified Kubernetes control plane and node group setup
- Bash – EC2 bootstrap automation (Docker + NGINX setup)
- Built reusable and parameterized modules for VPC, EC2, and EKS
- Enabled scalable and maintainable infrastructure patterns
- Configured public/private subnets, NAT gateways, and DNS
- Supported secure communication for EC2 workloads and EKS nodes
- Provisioned Amazon EKS clusters and managed node groups
- Integrated Kubernetes with AWS IAM and networking
- Understood how Terraform interacts with AWS APIs and CloudFormation
- Managed dependencies across networking and Kubernetes layers
- Avoided hardcoding by dynamically querying AZs
- Improved portability and resilience across regions
- Enabled outbound internet access via NAT gateways
- Configured VPC DNS for proper service resolution
- Automated IAM roles and permissions for cluster + nodes
- Resolved common bootstrap and access issues
This project reflects real-world infrastructure engineering where networking, compute, and Kubernetes must work together.
- Built AWS infrastructure from scratch using Terraform
- Layered a production-ready Kubernetes platform (EKS) on top
- Applied modular, repeatable patterns used in real environments
- Demonstrated iterative development, with:
- Base infrastructure in
main - Advanced Kubernetes implementation in
feature/eks
- Base infrastructure in