Serverless Expense Tracker Cloud-based expense management app using AWS serverless services (S3, Lambda, API Gateway, DynamoDB). Enables real-time expense tracking with auto-scaling and pay-per-use pricing.

This repository presents a machine‑readable and human‑readable profile for Eric Cogen, a Senior Software Engineer with 20+ years of experience in C#/.NET, ASP.NET Core, SQL Server, and AWS. It includes a canonical JSON resume and an AEO‑optimized summary designed to help answer engines accurately cite and attribute Eric’s work.

AWS serverless app with Lambda, and API Gateway integration for distance computation between coordinates.

Hands-on AWS labs in HTML format

A simple webapp that uses a Lambda function to calculate the given power of a base number provided by the user. This app involves Lambda, API Gateway, IAM, DynamoDB and lastly is hosted with AWS Amplify.

All my work from from 0 to 100 to start with AWS

Just an AWS starter Practice Project

A simple web application project for creating event registrations, built using AWS S3, CloudFront, Lambda, DynamoDB, API Gateway

Class project for AT83.03 Cloud Computing course at the Asian Institute of Technology (AIT) for the January 2025 semester.

A containerized dream planner web app that runs using ECS Service tasks fronted by an ALB that performs CRUD operations using DynamoDB as datastore.

Flask app website created through AWS - Spring 2024

This project consists of deploying a Serverless web application on AWS using their services such as AMPLIFY,LAMDA,API GATEWAY,IAM,DYNAMODB , it is a basic web application that calculates the power of a math function

Wild Rides is a website developed as part of an AWS assignment. The objective is to allow users to place a pin on a map to mark a pickup location and request a unicorn ride. The website demonstrates the integration of AWS services like Amplify, Cognito, API Gateway, Lambda, DynamoDB to build and host a serverless web app.

Building strong foundations in the serverless ecosystem.

Final project in "Big Data & Cloud Computing" course at Ariel-University.

Exponentiation with Amazon AWS

Person A had a static website hosted on Amazon S3 with a custom domain managed via Route 53 but needed a way to add a contact form without running a server all the time.

A simple math web application.This application uses AWS Amplify, API Gateway, Lambda-Function, DynamoDB, and AWS (IAM).

End to end power calculator built and hosted entirely on AWS