The AWS stack behind Age Evolution and NexGEN — S3, CloudFront, Route 53, ACM for static sites; EC2, Gunicorn, and Nginx for backend products. Real, in-production patterns offered as a capability to client projects.
Most projects are one of two things: a static front door, or a workflow product with a backend. The hosting pattern is different — the discipline is not.
Marketing sites, business front doors, landing pages, waitlists — anything that does not need a backend.
Workflow systems, dashboards, intake products, internal tools — anything that needs server-side logic and persistent state.
No mystery box. Each piece of the stack does one job, and we know why it is there.
Static hosting with global CDN delivery, caching, and explicit invalidation as part of the deploy ritual.
DNS for custom domains, subdomains, and email-safe records. Clean configuration documented at handoff.
TLS certificate provisioning and HTTPS enforcement — every site trusted in every browser by default.
Application hosting for backend products. Right-sized, monitorable, and documented at handoff.
WSGI server behind a reverse proxy with TLS termination — the production pattern, not a dev server in disguise.
Reproducible deploys with cache invalidation, rollback posture, and a deployment log — not someone’s laptop and hope.
We are security-conscious and compliance-aware. We are not yet running 24/7 managed operations, performing penetration tests, or claiming HIPAA implementation. The basics are real; the rest is honestly labeled.
TLS via ACM, HTTP redirects to HTTPS, and renewal handled by the platform — not by a forgotten cron job.
Security headers, error handling, deploy flow, and rollback posture reviewed before going live — for client projects and our own.
We use phrases like security-conscious and production-minded — not pen-tested or HIPAA-compliant — until we can back the stronger label.
The capability is proven on our own systems. That is the “Live Capability” framing — real, in production, available to client projects.
This site: S3 + CloudFront + Route 53 + ACM. Static, fast, and reproducibly deployed.
Backend product on EC2 with Gunicorn and Nginx — the production backend pattern in real use.
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