Deploying a Static Website to AWS using S3, Route53, CloudFront and ACM | Practical AWS Projects #1

Learn to launch a secure and high-performance static website on AWS using Amazon S3, CloudFront, and ACM in my Practical AWS Projects #1. Perfect for beginners and experienced AWS users, this tutorial walks you through the entire setup, creating a scalable and secure web presence.
👉 How to register domain using Route 53: • How to register and se...
👉 Copy index.html code: github.com/otabekinha/index.html
👉 S3-bucket-policy: github.com/otabekinha/S3-buck...
✅ Project 2: • Use CloudFormation to ...

[@rajendrawarrier7274]

Simple and neat explanation cutting off fancy words and stuff! TY

[@codewithotabek]

Happy that it was helpful for you

[@shenanigans917]

Thank you my friend!!! You have single-handedly taught me how to do this!

[@codewithotabek]

You're welcome

[@user-bu9bt2sx8m]

thank you very much it is so help full.

[@codewithotabek]

You're welcome 😊

[@AfterNoonMeal]

I liked the video explanation, you did a great job of explaining things clearly. Thank you :)

[@codewithotabek]

You're welcome

[@AfterNoonMeal]

@@codewithotabek i confuse, why we have 2 endpoints here, with www and without www.
can you please explain that to me? thank you

[@user-js9hh2ri7i]

Thanks so much. It’s very simple to follow.
Question, I got stuck in https. So, I’ve imported a certificate for both www and non-www and it seems it doesn’t work as expected. One thing is that the imported certificate doesn’t generate a cname. Is there a way to make the ssl work without adding cname record in route 53?

[@user-js9hh2ri7i]

Update: I skipped the hassle and just transferred my domain name to Route 53 and issue an Amazon SSL. Then I followed your tutorial again and everything works.
Thanks.

[@sandeepabbadivts8387]

Hi sir, can you please let us know, types of deployments, s3 static website and s3 to cloud front
When to use it

[@florians9170]

Nice tutorial, but I have 1 question:
Why do you use two s3 buckets? I did not understand that.
Also I want to mention, that you could disable the S3 website hosting afterwards. So the S3 itself is not accessable. But this is optional.

[@maikvanrossum]

Is that because CloudFront replicates the S3 contents to its own storage location? And what if we need to update our website, would the new files be uploaded to our bucket and should we reactivate public access again for CloudFront to get the updated files?

[@florians9170]

@@maikvanrossum Cloudfront gets the access to the bucket, not to the content in the bucket. So if you update the files in S3, you just need to update Cloudfront through an invalidation.
I did it with one S3 Bucket and it worked.

[@maikvanrossum]

@@florians9170 okay, but how does it keep om working without website hosting enabled? Content will be cached by CloudFront, so it won’t be purged without access to the bucket?

[@JamesLee-lm4ow]

Is this in the learner lab?

[@codewithotabek]

Not sure whether it is available in the learning lab bro