updated readme and documentation

README.md

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-darey.io projects
+# AWS DEVOPS PROJECT
+Welcome to the official documentation of the DevOps project. This repository contains all the information and resources required to set up various DevOps architecture from beginner to advanced. The goal of these projects is to give hands-on insights the process of building, testing, and deploying software applications to production, thus reducing the time and effort required for manual intervention.
+Technologies Used
+Continuous Integration (CI) Tool: Jenkins. GitHub Actions.
+Version Control System (VCS): Git
+Containerization: Docker, Kubernetes.
+Iac: Terraform, Ansible.
+
+# List of the Projects 📚
+Setting up a LAMP stack
+Setting up a LEMP stack
+Setting up a MEAN stack
+Settting up a MERN stack
+Client-Server architecture
+Three-tier architecture with wordpress
+Devops tooling website solution
+Load balancer solution with apache
+Tooling website deployment automation with continous integration - Jenkins
+Load balancer solution with NGINX
+Ansible configuration managemen
+Ansible refactoring and static assignments
+Ansible dynamic assignments (include) and community roles.
+Experience CI-CD
+AWS Cloud solution
+Automate Infrastructure with IAC Using Terraform

project1/project1.md

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     - sudo apache2ctl configtest (Test configurations)
     - sudo systemctl reload apache2 (Reload Apache2 service)
   ![](vhost.jpg)
-
+ 
 **Step 6: Enable PHP on the Website**
   - Commands:
     - sudo vim /etc/apache2/mods-enabled/dir.conf (Edit dir.conf to place index.php at higher precedence)

project10/project10.md

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     ```
 - ## Open TCP ports 80 and 443 on the lb security group to allow HTTP and HTTPS connections
 - ## Update /etc/hosts with the internal ip and hostname for local DNS resolution (only do this is you launched a new lb server)
-- ## Install NGINX
+- ## Install NGINX 
     ```
     sudo apt update
     sudo apt install nginx

project13/project13.md

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 # Step 1: Introducing Dynamic Assignment Into our Structure
-- ## In your https://github.com/<your-name>/ansible-config-mgt GitHub repository start a new branch and call it dynamic-assignments
+- ## In your https://github.com/<your-name>/ansible-config-mgt GitHub repository start a new branch and call it dynamic-assignments 
 - ## Create a new folder, name it dynamic-assignments. Then inside this folder, create two new files and name them env-vars.yml and default.yml. We will instruct site.yml to include this playbook later. For now, let us keep building up the structure.
   ## Your repo should have a structure like this:
     ```
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         - { role: nginx, when: enable_nginx_lb and load_balancer_is_required }
         - { role: apache, when: enable_apache_lb and load_balancer_is_required }
     ```
-    sites.yml file:
+    sites.yml file: 
     ```
     ---
     - import_playbook: ../static-assignments/common.yml

project17/project17.md

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     default_tags = {
       Description = "Created by Terraform"
     }
-  }
+  } 
   ```
 - Create 4 private subnets
   ```
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     {
       Name = format("%s-%s!", aws_vpc.main.id,"IG")
     })
-  }
+  } 
   ```
   The format function replaces the %s value with the values given after the comma.
 
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     }
 
     egress {
-        from_port   = 0
+        from_port   = 0 
         to_port     = 0
         protocol    = "-1"
         cidr_blocks = ["0.0.0.0/0"]
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   ```
   ** This requires a launch template for tooling to be created before hand. Create the same resources for Wordpress
 
-## Storage and Database
+## Storage and Database 
 - Create a KMS Key for EFS, add the following to kms.tf
   ```
   resource "aws_kms_key" "kms" {