README.

This is the AWS Securing a Serverless Server Project directory guide.
The source code is pulled from the Cloud9 EC2 instance and the directory structure for this project goes as follows:

The Source code is comprised into a zip file and has to be decompressed in order to access all the material. Once the files are extracted, you will be presented with the following files: README.md, lambda-layer, theme-park-frontend,theme-park-backend, .c9. Always make sure you are in the proper correlated REGION as well, which in our case is region: us-east-1 (US EAST)

The README.md is an introductory text file for the AWS Cloud9 interface. Which is commonly required to understand what the project tools are about.

~/environment/theme-park-frontend
The theme-park-frontend directory holds all the objects and files imported from the imported git-repository folder in CodeCommit. It has two sub-directory folders which are public and src. It also holds eight separate files that are used for managed language packet used. Contains JavaScript and HTML source codes.

~/environment/theme-park-frontend/public
Contains two separate files, one being the index.html which is the principal file in formatting and indexing the UI.

~/environment/theme-park-frontend/src
Contains all the user interface material and images that were used to design the theme park's front end. This folder will have all UI JavaScript source code and images used.

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~/environment/theme-park-backend
The theme-park-backend directory holds eleven sub-directory folders and five separate files used for building the functionality of the website. 

The main sub-directories for the theme-park-backend folder are:

~/environment/theme-park-backend/1-app-deploy
The application folder with the information is being pulled from to pre-fill the objects, such as park rides and information.

~/environment/theme-park-backend/2-realtime
The module script for creating and synchronizing the real wait time among park ride times that display on the map and on the ride description page.

~/environment/theme-park-backend/3-photos
The build process on importing, processing, and displaying a selected user image from their device.

~/environment/theme-park-backend/4-translate
Build the conversion process of allowing users to choose their preferred language from a 20-language selection list.

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~/environment/lambda-layer
Lambda allows the creation of functions and runs programs through a series of API-gateway links. It contains a compressed Python zip folder which is tied to the various functions linked to our objects placed on the theme park map. Bridging objects, functionality, and data imported from the Cloud git-repository folders.
