MODULE 33 · 4 LESSONS
Map one portable application architecture onto AWS, Google Cloud and Azure while keeping identity, networking, data and cost visible.
Project checkpoint: Produce three deployment diagrams and a weighted decision record for CourseFlow; implement only the option that matches real constraints.
Module 33 learning loop
- 1Compute
- 2Managed PostgreSQL
- 3Identity And Networking
- 4Observability
What this module changes in your work
- Map CourseFlow onto managed AWS building blocks without pretending a logo list is an architecture.
- Make a defensible platform decision while distinguishing healthy managed-service dependence from accidental coupling.
- Use compute, managed PostgreSQL, identity and networking in one coherent implementation.
- Complete this evidence-backed checkpoint: Produce three deployment diagrams and a weighted decision record for CourseFlow; implement only the option that matches real constraints.
Lessons
Deploy a Web Application on AWS
Map CourseFlow onto managed AWS building blocks without pretending a logo list is an architecture.
Deploy a Web Application on Google Cloud
Use a managed container and database path while making region, identity and connection limits explicit.
Deploy a Web Application on Azure
Map the same product onto Azure services with managed identity, deployment slots and database recovery in scope.
Choose a Cloud Without Lock-In Theatre
Make a defensible platform decision while distinguishing healthy managed-service dependence from accidental coupling.
PROJECT CHECKPOINT
Turn cloud platform decisions into evidence
Produce three deployment diagrams and a weighted decision record for CourseFlow; implement only the option that matches real constraints.
- Write acceptance criteria for compute before implementation.
- Keep the change small enough that a reviewer can connect it to the intended behavior.
- Use the most direct check available for managed PostgreSQL and save the result.
- Record one decision you would keep and one you would revisit after feedback.
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