MojoManager is a web-based sales order management platform designed for Amazon sellers to streamline operations. The challenge was to design and deploy a secure, scalable, and production-ready AWS infrastructure that could integrate with Amazon Seller Central while ensuring strict data security and cost efficiency.

To build a fully secure AWS architecture with private networking, high availability, and scalable compute resources while maintaining performance, compliance, and operational simplicity for the development team.
A secure AWS architecture was designed using a private VPC with isolated subnets for application and database layers. EC2 instances hosted the application behind an Application Load Balancer, while MongoDB was deployed in a secure replicated setup. CloudFront was used for CDN acceleration, and Route53 handled DNS routing. AWS WAF, security groups, and IAM roles enforced security, while S3 VPC endpoints enabled secure backups without internet exposure.
AWS VPC, EC2, Bastian Host, MongoDB, ALB, CloudFront, Route53, S3, WAF, Security Groups, IAM, VPC Endpoints
Implemented bastion/Jump host architecture for controlled access to private resources. Used IAM roles with least privilege access instead of static credentials. Created detailed operational documentation to simplify debugging and maintenance in a fully private environment.
This project strengthened expertise in AWS networking, secure architecture design, production-grade system planning, and troubleshooting complex multi-tier environments.


