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The document outlines the deployment of the LiveDocApp, an online doctor's clinic application, on AWS cloud infrastructure to ensure scalability, security, and high availability. Key components include Amazon EC2 for server management, Amazon S3 for data storage, and Elastic Load Balancer for traffic distribution. The project aims to enhance healthcare service delivery while maintaining compliance with industry standards and improving user satisfaction.

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Project Writeup

The document outlines the deployment of the LiveDocApp, an online doctor's clinic application, on AWS cloud infrastructure to ensure scalability, security, and high availability. Key components include Amazon EC2 for server management, Amazon S3 for data storage, and Elastic Load Balancer for traffic distribution. The project aims to enhance healthcare service delivery while maintaining compliance with industry standards and improving user satisfaction.

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Project: Deploying an Online Doctor’s Clinic Application on Cloud.

deploy the LiveDocApp website on cloud for health care company.


Write up
The healthcare company requires the deployment of its web application, LiveDocApp, on the cloud.
LiveDocApp is a platform designed to facilitate real-time communication between patients and
healthcare providers, offering features such as online consultations, medical records storage, and
appointment scheduling. As a Cloud Architect, the goal is to design and implement a scalable, secure,
and highly available cloud infrastructure that supports the smooth operation of the LiveDocApp
website while ensuring compliance with healthcare industry standards.

Following Steps demostrated while completing project.

Architecture Design

The AWS architecture for the LiveDocApp website includes several key components to ensure
scalability, security, and high availability:

1. Amazon EC2:
EC2 instances will be used to run the web and application servers. Auto Scaling Groups will
ensure the infrastructure can automatically scale based on traffic demand.

2. Amazon S3 (Simple Storage Service):


Patient data, medical records, and uploaded files will be stored in Amazon S3. S3 provides
durable storage with automated backup, and encryption will be used to ensure data privacy.

3. Elastic Load Balancer (ELB):


An Elastic Load Balancer will be used to distribute incoming traffic across multiple EC2
instances, ensuring high availability and fault tolerance.

4. Amazon CloudFront (CDN):


CloudFront will be used to cache and distribute content globally, ensuring fast response
times and reducing latency for users across different regions.

5. Amazon VPC (Virtual Private Cloud):


A VPC will be created to isolate the infrastructure and secure communication between
different AWS resources. Security groups and network access control lists (ACLs) will be set
up to control traffic flow.

6. AWS IAM (Identity and Access Management):


IAM will be used to define roles and permissions for secure access to resources. Fine-grained
access control will ensure only authorized personnel can access sensitive data.

Following steps practically demonstaretd while completing project.

1) Deployment architecture.
2) Website template edited with the help of Visual studio code.
3) Created Amazon S3 bucket.
4) To Sync Created IAM Users access key.
5) Created Bucket Policy.
6) Tested website live.
7) Build cloud front for global application.
8) Tested Content delivery network (CDN) cloud front.
9) Creating Route 53 Registered domain. (Unable to registered due to Paid service).
10) Build Virtual private cloud (VPC).
11) Created security groups for the VPC.
12) Created & launched EC2 Instances.
13) Created EC2 Target group.
14) Created EC2 Load Balancer.
15) EC2 Instances Putty configuration.
16) Create EC2 instance modify IAM Role.
17) EC2 Instance successfully attached.
18) Tested Website is Live.
19) Created AMI EC2 Instances.
20) Successfully Launched EC2 Instance 1b & 1c.
21) Target Groups created for all 3 Instances 1a,1b & 1c.
22) All 3 EC2 Instances successfully Launched 1a,1b & 1c.
23) Tested Load Balancer of highly available successfully working. 1a,1b & 1c.
24) Created 2nd Cloud front (CDN) & distribution.
25) Creating Route 53 Registered domain to hosted zones. (Unable to registered due to
Paid service).

Conclusion:

By deploying the LiveDocApp website on AWS, the healthcare company can achieve a highly
scalable, secure, and compliant infrastructure capable of supporting its growing user base. AWS
services provide the flexibility and reliability needed to deliver critical healthcare services while
ensuring data security and privacy, ultimately improving both operational efficiency and user
satisfaction. As a Cloud Architect, this project provides an opportunity to leverage AWS's advanced
features to meet the unique challenges of healthcare application deployment in the cloud.

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