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This is a submission for the Pulumi Deploy and Document Challenge: Fast Static Website Deployment My Objective of making this submission As an experienced professional and a strong advocate for using Infrastructure as Code (IaC) with Pulumi, I aim to show how easy and straightforward it can be to deploy infrastructure using Pulumi on your favorite cloud platform—using any general-purpose programming language. Over the past few days, I’ve explored 10 to 20 different applications and deployment ideas to find the simplest yet most effective approach. My goal is to create a solution that’s easy to understand, even for beginners with little or no background in coding, cloud platforms, or IaC tools like Pulumi. This demonstration will highlight a complete, step-by-step process that enables anyone to start using Pulumi to provision cloud services as code. Pulumi supports over 170 Cloud and SaaS providers, according to its documentation, giving users the flexibility to work with their preferred tools and platforms. What I Built - Color Recall Challenge Game As a result, I’ve developed a simple and elegant Single Page Color Recall Game to challenge users’ color memory and visual recall skills. This beginner-friendly game is designed as a static website to demonstrate how quickly and easily we can deploy static sites using Pulumi and Infrastructure as Code (IaC). The game includes 10 levels of increasing difficulty. With each level, the number of colors the user needs to remember and recall grows. If the user selects the wrong color, the game ends—adding a fun and engaging challenge to the experience. Color Recall Challenge Demo Video Live Demo Link -CloudFront URL (https) CloudFront URL -S3 Bucket Public Access URL (http) S3 Bucket Public URL Project Repo mohamednizzad / pulumi-challenge This repository is dedicated to host projects for Pulumi IaC Fast Website Deployment Challenge pulumi-challenge This repository is dedicated to host projects for Pulumi IaC Fast Website Deployment Challenge View on GitHub My Journey - Moving Color Challenge Game to Production with Pulumi ⚠️ Assumption: This step-by-step guide assumes you're starting with a fresh installation of Windows. If you're using a different operating system, please refer to Pulumi’s official Get Started guide for instructions specific to your OS. If you already have any of the tools or requirements listed below, feel free to skip those steps. If not, make sure to install or set them up before proceeding.
This is a submission for the Pulumi Deploy and Document Challenge: Fast Static Website Deployment
My Objective of making this submission
As an experienced professional and a strong advocate for using Infrastructure as Code (IaC) with Pulumi, I aim to show how easy and straightforward it can be to deploy infrastructure using Pulumi on your favorite cloud platform—using any general-purpose programming language.
Over the past few days, I’ve explored 10 to 20 different applications and deployment ideas to find the simplest yet most effective approach. My goal is to create a solution that’s easy to understand, even for beginners with little or no background in coding, cloud platforms, or IaC tools like Pulumi. This demonstration will highlight a complete, step-by-step process that enables anyone to start using Pulumi to provision cloud services as code. Pulumi supports over 170 Cloud and SaaS providers, according to its documentation, giving users the flexibility to work with their preferred tools and platforms.
What I Built - Color Recall Challenge Game
As a result, I’ve developed a simple and elegant Single Page Color Recall Game to challenge users’ color memory and visual recall skills. This beginner-friendly game is designed as a static website to demonstrate how quickly and easily we can deploy static sites using Pulumi and Infrastructure as Code (IaC).
The game includes 10 levels of increasing difficulty. With each level, the number of colors the user needs to remember and recall grows. If the user selects the wrong color, the game ends—adding a fun and engaging challenge to the experience.
Color Recall Challenge Demo Video
Live Demo Link
-CloudFront URL (https) CloudFront URL
-S3 Bucket Public Access URL (http) S3 Bucket Public URL
Project Repo
mohamednizzad
/
pulumi-challenge
This repository is dedicated to host projects for Pulumi IaC Fast Website Deployment Challenge
pulumi-challenge
This repository is dedicated to host projects for Pulumi IaC Fast Website Deployment Challenge
My Journey - Moving Color Challenge Game to Production with Pulumi
⚠️ Assumption: This step-by-step guide assumes you're starting with a fresh installation of Windows. If you're using a different operating system, please refer to Pulumi’s official Get Started guide for instructions specific to your OS.
If you already have any of the tools or requirements listed below, feel free to skip those steps. If not, make sure to install or set them up before proceeding.
