Welcome to the AlwaysSaved Terraform Infra — the user-facing web app that powers your private, searchable knowledge base for long-form media. Built to deliver fast, intelligent, and intuitive experiences, this interface lets users upload, explore, and query their personal content with ease.
This is the repository for the entire AWS Infra managed by Terraform.
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| |__embedding_service_setup.sh
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| |__extractor_service_setup.sh
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| |__frontend_app_setup.sh
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| |__llm_service_setup.sh
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|__alb.tf
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|__certificate_manager.tf
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|__ec2.tf
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|__iam.tf
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|__providers.tf
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|__route53.tf
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|__s3.tf
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|__sg.tf
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|__sqs.tf
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|__variables.tf
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|__vpc.tf
For v1, the File Structure of the repo is pretty flat and all the relevant AWS resources are located in their respective .tf files.
Notice the /scripts folder in the repo. For each service in the ec2.tf file, we run a setup.sh file that pulls down the Docker Image of each respective service from ECR and installs/adds any necessary dependencies and environment variables that are needed to get the service up and running.
We install Docker in each service's running ec2 instance as well as the CloudWatch agent to add logs to CloudWatch for telemetry at runtime.
Above 👆🏽you will see the entire System Design and App Flow for Always Saved. This diagram more or less shows the AlwaysSaved infra that gets spun up with Terraform.
If you need a better view of the entire screenshot, feel free to download the Excalidraw File and view the System Design document in Excalidraw.
Jaime Mendoza https://github.com/jaimemendozadev