Welcome to the Monolithic Architecture Projects repository for AWS! This collection features a set of projects showcasing monolithic system architectures designed to run on the Amazon Web Services (AWS) platform. Each project is crafted to provide practical insights into different deployment scenarios.
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Project Single Node Architecture
- Description: A simple monolithic architecture designed to run on a single AWS instance. This project serves as a starting point for understanding the basic structure of a monolithic system.
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Project Multi-Node Architecture with HA and Failover
- Description: Explore the robustness of a monolithic architecture by deploying it across multiple nodes with High Availability (HA) and failover mechanisms. This project demonstrates how to enhance the reliability of a monolithic system in a distributed environment.
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Project Merging Sites in One Server
- Description: Learn how to consolidate multiple sites into a single server in a monolithic architecture. This project focuses on the efficiency gains and resource optimization achieved by hosting multiple applications on a unified infrastructure.
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Project Multi-Node Architecture with HA and Failover (Redux)
- Description: A variant of the Multi-Node Architecture project, this version emphasizes different aspects or configurations. Explore additional options and gain a deeper understanding of deploying monolithic architectures in a highly available and fault-tolerant manner.
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Project Proxy Pass Through Webserver to Tomcat Server
- Description: Dive into the intricacies of routing and proxying in a monolithic architecture. This project illustrates how to set up a web server to act as a proxy, directing traffic to a Tomcat server, and explores the benefits of such configurations in a monolithic environment.
Follow the specific instructions in each project's directory to set up and deploy the respective monolithic architecture. Detailed documentation and step-by-step guides are provided to facilitate a smooth experience.
Feel free to explore, experiment, and adapt these projects to your needs. Contributions and feedback are always welcome! Please check the contribution guidelines before submitting pull requests.
This project is licensed under the MIT License, making it open and accessible for everyone.
Happy Learning! 🚀