This workshop is for frontend engineers building SPAs (and adjacent architectures) with frameworks like React, Next.js, Vue, Svelte, Remix, or Nuxt who want to confidently deploy and operate those apps on AWS. The focus is on predictable delivery: caching behavior, secure static origins, domain and TLS setup, edge logic, serverless APIs, and repeatable deployments that hold up in real production environments.

Frontend engineers don’t need to become cloud infrastructure engineers—but they do need to ship production-grade web apps without accidental data leaks, slow global performance, or surprise bills. This course focuses on the practical AWS building blocks you’ll encounter in real teams: S3 for static assets, CloudFront for CDN behavior and caching, Route 53 and ACM for DNS and TLS, edge logic for redirects and headers, and serverless APIs for browser-facing backend functionality. Along the way, we’ll develop the mental models that make AWS predictable: where requests flow, where code runs, what gets cached, who can access what, and how changes propagate. We’ll close by tying it together with Infrastructure as Code, CI/CD, observability, and cost literacy so you can operate what you ship.