A terraform script for a complex 12 resource AWS deployment

 1. Client Initiates Request: • The client, typically a web or mobile application, sends a request to the API endpoint. 2. Amazon Route 53 (DNS): • Routes the request to the correct API Gateway endpoint based on the domain name. 3. Amazon API Gateway: • Acts as the entry point, receiving and validating the incoming request. • Authenticates the user using Amazon Cognito, if required. • Throttles requests to protect against overload. • Routes the request to the appropriate Lambda function based on the API endpoint and request method. 4. AWS Lambda: • Executes the serverless code to handle the request's logic. • Interacts with Amazon Neptune to perform CRUD operations on the vector data. • Integrates with payment gateways for payment processing (if applicable). • Reads or writes files from Amazon S3, if needed. 5. Amazon Neptune: • Stores and retrieves vector data using its graph database capabilities. 6. Amazon Cognito (for authenticated requests): • Handles user authentication and authorization. 7. AWS Payment Gateway Integration (for payment requests): • Processes payments through a third-party gateway (e.g., Stripe, PayPal). 8. Amazon S3 (for file storage): • Stores and retrieves static assets or additional data files. 9. AWS IAM: • Securely manages access to AWS services and resources for the application and team. 10. Amazon CloudWatch: • Monitors the performance of the application and resources. • Collects logs and metrics for analysis and troubleshooting. 11. API Gateway Returns Response: • Once the Lambda function completes, API Gateway sends the response back to the client. • The client receives the response and displays it to the user. Create a terraform script for this deployments