My website is already feeding user-generated information into an Amazon Linux instance on EC2, but the data still sits there in an unstructured state. I need that user data organised so it can be stored, retrieved, and reliably backed up and restored without manual intervention. The work involves: • Designing a simple, logical directory or database structure that lives comfortably on my EC2 Amazon Linux environment. • Implementing scripts or services to ingest new user records in real time (or near-real time), make them immediately retrievable, and schedule automated backups that can be restored with a single command. • Documenting every step so I can understand how the solution fits into my current stack and maintain it after delivery. You are free to leverage native AWS tools (for example the AWS CLI, CloudWatch, S3 lifecycle rules, or snapshots) so long as the final solution runs from EC2 on Amazon Linux and meets the store/retrieve plus backup/restore goals. Clean, well-commented code and clear documentation are the key acceptance criteria.