feat(cloudPress): new raid for devops afpa

subjects/devops/cloudPress/README.md

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+## CloudPress
+
+![Cloud Deployment](./resources/architecture.png)
+
+### Objective
+
+CloudPress is a project designed to provide hands-on experience in deploying a WordPress website with MariaDB on the Amazon Web Services (AWS) cloud platform. The goal is to utilize Terraform for infrastructure creation and Ansible for application installation, resulting in a production-ready setup.
+
+Upon completion of this project, you'll achieve:
+
+- A robust AWS environment primed for hosting WordPress and MariaDB orchestrated through Terraform.
+
+- Seamless installation and configuration of Linux, Nginx, MariaDB, PHP, and WordPress using Ansible.
+
+- Implementation of security protocols, performance optimizations, and meticulous documentation, ensuring a fully-fledged production-level WordPress site.
+
+## Prerequisites
+
+Before starting this project, make sure you have a solid understanding of the following concepts:
+
+- Cloud computing principles, particularly AWS.
+- Terraform for infrastructure provisioning.
+- Ansible for application installation and configuration.
+- Familiarity with web servers, databases, and WordPress.
+- Web security and optimization best practices.
+
+### Instructions
+
+#### AWS Infrastructure Setup with Terraform
+
+- Create an AWS account.
+- Configure Terraform files to provision EC2 instances, security groups, storage, and networking.
+- Securely set up and configure an EC2 Instance (SSH, security, etc.).
+
+> Keep track of your usage to avoid unexpected bills, try to use the free tier!
+
+> Verify that all services are terminated after completion of use!
+
+#### Nginx Installation and Configuration using Ansible
+
+- Install Nginx on the EC2 Instance.
+- Configure Nginx for serving web content.
+- Adjust firewall settings to allow HTTP/HTTPS traffic.
+- Start the Nginx service.
+
+#### MariaDB Installation and Configuration using Ansible
+
+- Install MariaDB on the EC2 Instance.
+- Create a MariaDB database for WordPress.
+- Create a user for WordPress and configure user rights and privileges.
+- Start the MariaDB service.
+
+#### PHP Installation and Configuration using Ansible
+
+- Install PHP on the EC2 Instance.
+- Configure PHP settings for the WordPress site.
+- Start the PHP service.
+
+#### WordPress Installation and Configuration using Ansible
+
+- Download and set up WordPress on the EC2 Instance.
+- Configure WordPress to use the MariaDB database.
+- Start the WordPress service.
+
+#### Documentation
+
+Prepare a comprehensive `README.md` detailing:
+
+- Architecture overview.
+- Deployment process.
+- Additional configurations made.
+- Tips and potential pitfalls.
+
+### Evaluation Criteria
+
+Your CloudPress project will be evaluated based on:
+
+- Successfully setting up WordPress and MariaDB using Terraform to create the infrastructure and Ansible for installing everything.
+- Secure and effective environment configuration.
+- Quality and clarity of the provided documentation.
+
+### Conclusion
+
+Completing CloudPress will equip you with valuable experience in deploying web applications on a public cloud. Emphasizing infrastructure as code practices and configuration management, you'll have a functional WordPress website hosted on AWS, preparing you for similar real-world tasks in your career.

subjects/devops/cloudPress/audit/README.md

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+#### General
+
+##### Check the Repo content
+
+###### Are all files related to the CloudPress project, including Terraform configuration files, Ansible playbooks, and any additional scripts, included in the repository?
+
+#### AWS Infrastructure Setup with Terraform
+
+###### Were EC2 instances provisioned using Terraform?
+
+###### Were security groups, storage, and networking configurations set up correctly using Terraform?
+
+###### Was the EC2 Instance securely configured after setup (SSH, security, etc.)?
+
+#### Nginx Installation and Configuration using Ansible
+
+###### Was Nginx successfully installed on the EC2 Instance using Ansible?
+
+###### Was Nginx configured to serve web content appropriately?
+
+###### Were firewall settings adjusted to allow HTTP/HTTPS traffic?
+
+#### MariaDB Installation and Configuration using Ansible
+
+###### Was MariaDB installed on the EC2 Instance using Ansible?
+
+###### Was a MariaDB database created specifically for WordPress?
+
+###### Were the user rights and privileges for the WordPress user correctly configured?
+
+#### PHP Installation and Configuration using Ansible
+
+###### Was PHP installed on the EC2 Instance using Ansible?
+
+###### Were PHP settings appropriately configured for the WordPress site?
+
+###### Was the PHP service successfully started?
+
+#### WordPress Installation and Configuration using Ansible
+
+###### Was WordPress downloaded and set up on the EC2 Instance using Ansible?
+
+###### Was WordPress configured to use the MariaDB database?
+
+###### Was the WordPress service successfully started?
+
+#### Documentation
+
+###### Does the README.md file contain an architecture overview?
+
+###### Does the documentation cover the deployment process comprehensively?
+
+###### Are additional configurations, tips, and potential pitfalls included in the documentation?
+
+#### Evaluation Criteria
+
+###### Was WordPress and MariaDB set up using Terraform and Ansible?
+
+###### Was the environment configuration secure and effective?
+
+###### Is the provided documentation of high quality and clarity?
+
+#### Overall Completion
+
+###### Is the CloudPress project ready for production deployment based on the achieved outcomes?