Resume - Devopsified 🛠

Auto publish your new resume to a custom subdomain and save the old iterations in S3.

Deploy your own

• Clone the repo and modify the latex template inside the src dir or add your own latex template there. If you are adding a new template, make sure to modify the action file to include any new dependencies.

• For authenticating GitHub actions with AWS, I am using OIDC-standard short-term credentials authentication. Follow this amazing guide to setup on your account.

  See also this one from aws.

• The iam role assigned to GitHub actions, uses following policy.

  {
    "Version": "2012-10-17",
    "Statement": [
    	{
    		"Effect": "Allow",
    		"Action": [
    			"cloudformation:*",
    			"s3:*",
    			"lambda:*",
    			"apigateway:*",
    			"iam:Get*",
    			"iam:List*",
    			"iam:Create*",
    			"iam:Update*",
    			"iam:PassRole",
    			"iam:AttachRolePolicy",
    			"iam:DetachRolePolicy",
    			"iam:PutRolePolicy",
    			"iam:DeleteRolePolicy",
    			"iam:DeleteRole",
    			"acm:*"
    		],
    		"Resource": [
    			"*"
    		]
    	}
    ]
  }

• Change the storage bucket name here. Also update the domain name here and subdomain you want to add here, to get a certificate from AWS ACM for api gateway domain.

• My domain is from Namecheap and I didn't wanted to use Route53 DNS (If you have Route53 DNS you can automate ACM certificate verification), so when the stack runs, AWS ACM sends a verification email to the domain admin, after verifying that, the stack creation completes.

• Last step is to add an ALIAS record in your DNS settings, where host is your subdomain and value is the Api gateway domain name.

• Wait for DNS propogation and ✨🥳✨. Accesssing your subdomain will redirect to your latest resume.