Phase 1
Build the basic static learning site with AWS glossary pages, comparison articles, practice questions, and architecture explanations.
About
About AWS Cert Roadmap Lab
AWS Cert Roadmap Lab is a learning site designed to turn AWS certification study into structured output. Instead of memorizing terms in isolation, this site connects AWS concepts with glossary pages, service comparisons, practice questions, architecture diagrams, and real implementation experience.
The site is also developed as a portfolio project. It demonstrates how a static frontend, serverless APIs, managed databases, CI/CD, monitoring, cost control, and security design can be combined into a practical AWS-based web application.
Purpose of this site
- ✓Organize AWS Cloud Practitioner and SAA learning topics in a practical way.
- ✓Help learners understand AWS services through glossary pages, comparisons, practice questions, and architecture diagrams.
- ✓Show hands-on implementation experience using Amazon S3, CloudFront, Lambda, API Gateway, and DynamoDB.
- ✓Use the AWS official documentation as the primary source, and publish the points beginners tend to stumble on in an organized form.
Learning background
This site was created to document AWS Cloud Practitioner and Solutions Architect Associate learning while building a real web application on AWS. The goal is not only to understand exam topics, but also to explain design decisions, cost control, security, deployment, and operations.
Technology stack
Frontend
- Next.js
- TypeScript
- Tailwind CSS
- Markdown / MDX
- JSON
AWS
- Amazon S3
- Amazon CloudFront
- Amazon API Gateway
- AWS Lambda
- Amazon DynamoDB
- Amazon CloudWatch
- IAM
- AWS Budgets
Development
- GitHub
- GitHub Actions
- Static site generation
- Serverless architecture
Development roadmap
Phase 2
Implement the contact form using API Gateway, Lambda, and DynamoDB, and connect the frontend to AWS backend services.
Phase 3
Set up CI/CD, automated deployment to S3, CloudFront delivery, and basic operational monitoring.
Phase 4
Keep published content under review, and follow AWS service changes and exam guide revisions.
Phase 5
Expand the site for global SEO by adding English and Chinese pages while keeping the existing Japanese URLs unchanged.