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This pull request is a continuation of #12060. Please note that these changes are intended for Medusa v1.
I've implemented the requested changes from the previous PR.
Thank you for reviewing, and apologies for the delay.
What
This pull request adds documentation for deploying a Medusa backend and an example storefront (from official templates) on AWS using Terraform and Terraform modules. The documentation outlines the deployment process in detail.
Why
We recently created a Terraform module, available at https://registry.terraform.io/modules/u11d-com/medusajs/aws/1.0.0, to simplify Medusa deployments on AWS. This documentation is being added to explain how users can leverage this module to deploy a new Medusa instance efficiently.
How
We developed a publicly accessible Terraform module, published it on the Terraform Registry, and created accompanying documentation that describes how to use it. The documentation provides step-by-step instructions for deploying the Medusa backend and an example storefront using the module.
Testing
The changes can be tested by reviewing the documentation for clarity and completeness. Reviewers can also follow the documented steps to deploy a test instance of Medusa on AWS using the Terraform module and verify that the deployment works as expected. Ensure that all links (e.g., to the Terraform Registry) are functional and that the instructions are easy to follow.