Cloud & DevOps / Infrastructure blueprint
Terraform E-commerce Infrastructure
Reusable AWS infrastructure for an e-commerce environment, with separate development and production configuration and explicit network, compute, and data modules.
- Focus
- Infrastructure & platform engineering
- Project type
- Infrastructure blueprint
- Core technologies
- Terraform · AWS · EKS · RDS

Context
The engineering problem
Cloud environments become difficult to reproduce when networks, permissions, compute, and databases are configured independently by hand.
Architecture at a glance
A simplified map of the intended relationships in this blueprint. Integration gaps are described in the implementation scope; arrows do not establish a running deployment.
- clientTerraform environmentsShared foundationsgatewayVPC & IAM
- gatewayVPC & IAMHosting boundaryserviceALB / EKS
- gatewayVPC & IAMData boundarydatabaseRDS database
- clientTerraform environmentsRegistry resourcesinfraECR images
- clientTerraform environmentsStorage / monitoringinfraS3 / CloudWatch
All system components (6)
- Terraform environmentsclient
- VPC & IAMgateway
- ALB / EKSservice
- RDS databasedatabase
- ECR imagesinfra
- S3 / CloudWatchinfra
Approach
Implementation decisions
Reuse modules across environments
Development and production roots compose the same infrastructure concerns with environment-specific inputs.
Separate infrastructure responsibilities
VPC, IAM, EKS, RDS, registry, and storage modules expose the major resource boundaries.
Describe the delivery foundation
Registry image settings, load-balancer configuration, and monitoring resources accompany the application hosting layer.
Explore the implementation
Start with the source.
These entry points connect the architecture to the implementation.
- Production composition ↗envs/prod/main.tf
- Development composition ↗envs/dev/main.tf
- EKS module ↗modules/eks/main.tf
- Database module ↗modules/rds/main.tf
Implementation scope
Terraform infrastructure blueprint. Development and production configuration is available in source; uptime, cost savings, and deployment success are not independently verified here.