Using AWS to Host a Static Website - Part 7
In part 6 I created the CDN distribution using Amazon CloudFront which tied the SSL certificates, HTTP to HTTPS redirection and the static content on the Amazon S3 bucket together. In this post, I am creating the Amazon Route 53 alias records to point at the distribution that I created.
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In part 3 I walked through the creation of the Amazon S3 bucket where the static website content will reside. In this post I will walk through using CloudFormation to create an Amazon Route 53 public hosted zone. This is automatically created when a domain is registered using Amazon Route 53 so this is for completeness and is not required for this series of posts.
Read MoreUsing AWS to Host a Static Website - Part 2
In Part 1 I talked about the AWS services used to host a static website and the use of Infrastructure-as-Code (“IaC”) to deploy and, ultimately maintain the infrastructure that underpins it. In this post, I am going to talk about the sequence that the AWS services need to be created in.
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