stepbystep.md

Section	Description	Additional Information
1. Account Setup and Domain Registration	- AWS Account Setup - Domain name registration	- Use AWS Route 53 for domain registration if possible - Ensure AWS account has necessary permissions
2. Develop your Application	- Develop full-stack application - Front-end: static website or SPA - Back-end: serverless functions (Node.js, Python, etc.)	- Use React for front-end - TypeScript for back-end - Implement necessary API endpoints
3. Deploy with AWS SAM CLI	- Use AWS SAM CLI commands: sam build sam package sam deploy	- Ensure AWS SAM CLI is installed and configured - Run commands from Cloud9 terminal or local environment
4. Define your SAM Template	- Create template.yaml file - Define resources: Lambda, API Gateway, S3, CloudFront	- Use YAML syntax - Reference AWS SAM documentation for resource properties
5. Configure Secure HTTPS	- Use AWS Certificate Manager (ACM) - Integrate certificate with CloudFront	- Request certificate in us-east-1 region for CloudFront compatibility - Automate certificate renewal
6. CloudFront Distribution	- Set up CloudFront distribution for content delivery	- Configure origin (S3 or API Gateway) - Set up behaviors for different path patterns
7. API Gateway Custom Domain	- Configure custom domain for API Gateway	- Create custom domain name in API Gateway - Map API stages to custom domain
8. Connect Custom Domain	- Configure DNS record (CNAME) to point to CloudFront	- Use domain registrar's control panel or Route 53 - Allow time for DNS propagation
9. Cloud Native Use Case AWS EKS Load Balancer DNS to Route 53	- Configure EKS Load Balancer DNS with Route 53	- Create hosted zone in Route 53 - Configure EKS ingress to use ALB - Update Route 53 record set with ALB DNS name