AWS Set Up

I require complete set up of DNS management, IIS server and database services. The following setup is required on the Ireland infrastructure: Staging environment. This will consist of one VPC (main network) split in three subnets. The sub-nets and network will be split across three separate datacenters in the chosen region. The client has a choice to make the sub-nets publicly available, meaning that they will be accessible from the public internet. This will only apply to SSH and RDP access to the infrastructure. All Http access must be managed via Load balancers. One web server installed with Windows datacenter edition to host IIS and Single RDS database with daily backups. Production Environment The production environment will consist of one VPC (main network) split into six sub-nets. The sub-nets and network will be split across three separate datacenters in the chosen region. Three of the subnets will have public access and the rest will have private access. Server Setup and Configuration The following self-built items to build and manage the our infrastructure: Web Server Building the webserver on Windows Datacenter with IIS. All security group access will need o be setup between the subnets and load balancers. RDP access will need to be granted on source destination IP address list to secure access to the server. Automation scripts will need to be provided to update local ip addresses if the IP address might change connecting to the RDP service. Cloud Flare All DNS servers for all domains to be migrated to CloudFlare. This will allow for DDOS mitigation and easier SSL management for all sites. All domain related items as well as routing of domains to be setup to the relevant services. Databases All databases needs to be installed and managed on the AWS RDS database solution. All databases must be encrypted and managed in high availability mode. This will allow for automatic failover with no downtime to us or our end-users. Database must be build according to the our needs and will need to create a temporary root password.