ExpenseFlow AWS Core-Distribution-Access — MULTI architecture diagram

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ExpenseFlow demonstrates a production-grade AWS architecture combining CloudFront CDN, API Gateway, and ECS Fargate microservices across isolated VPC subnets. Users authenticate via Cognito JWT, route through Route 53 DNS and WAF-protected CloudFront, then access React SPA and APIs in the distribution layer. Core compute runs Node.js and FastAPI services in private subnets, with messaging via SNS/SQS, data persistence in RDS PostgreSQL with pgvector and Redis caching, and security enforced through Secrets Manager and KMS. Infrastructure is provisioned via Terraform IaC and deployed through GitHub Actions CI/CD, enabling repeatable, auditable deployments. Fork this diagram to customize for your expense management, document processing, or AI-assisted case handling workflows.

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How do I architect a production AWS SaaS platform with microservices, CDN, and infrastructure-as-code?

ExpenseFlow shows a complete AWS SaaS stack: CloudFront and WAF protect the distribution layer, API Gateway and Cognito handle authentication, ECS Fargate runs Node.js and FastAPI services, RDS PostgreSQL with pgvector stores data, and SNS/SQS enable async messaging. Terraform IaC and GitHub Actions automate deployment across isolated VPC subnets for security and scalability.

ExpenseFlow AWS Core-Distribution-Access

MultiadvancedAWSECS FargatemicroservicesTerraformCI/CDSaaS architecture
Domain: Cloud AwsAudience: AWS solutions architects designing multi-tier SaaS platforms with CI/CD automation
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August 7, 2026

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August 7, 2026 at 5:47 PM

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