About This Architecture

FundFinder Cameroon is a multi-AZ WordPress grant platform on AWS combining CloudFront CDN, WAF, and Application Load Balancer for secure content delivery across two availability zones. NGO users access the platform via Route 53 DNS, routing through CloudFront and WAF to ALB, which distributes traffic to WordPress EC2 instances (t3.medium) in private subnets across AZ-1 and AZ-2. The architecture leverages RDS MySQL with primary-standby replication, ElastiCache Redis for performance, Lambda functions for grant page processing, DynamoDB for grant indexing, and S3 for media storage. This design demonstrates high availability, security layering, and serverless integration for a mission-critical nonprofit platform. Fork this diagram on Diagrams.so to customize subnets, instance types, or add additional AWS services like SNS for notifications.

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How do you architect a highly available WordPress grant management platform on AWS with multi-AZ failover and serverless grant processing?

FundFinder Cameroon uses Route 53 DNS routing to CloudFront CDN and WAF, then ALB distributing to WordPress EC2 instances across two availability zones. RDS MySQL primary-standby replication, ElastiCache Redis, Lambda for grant pages, and DynamoDB for grant indexing ensure availability and performance for nonprofit users.