Deploy Static Website to AWS S3 with HTTPS using CloudFront

[@ethantheotherhuman1333]

Super clear; this video got me over a huge roadblock designing my website. Thank you!

[@logicalvaibhav]

100% working solution. all the steps are in single video. subscribed, liked, shared all 3 tasks done thanks

[@maykayz]

I have been watching a couple videos on this topic and having a lot of troubles getting the site up and running in the last few days. You saved me man. I got it in within 30 minutes. This is way more clearer and easier. Best one !

[@waden9933]

Thank you this worked very well. If your domain is hosted on AWS Rt. 53 you may need to remove the previous A records and add new ones that point to the CloudFront url instead. This was the work around I did instead of adding the CNAME record in the final step.

[@AldoDagio]

Thanks dude, I was stuck until I read this!

[@Blackcoffee715]

Thanks a lot for this video. I had previously done the same with Elastic Beanstalk(Node-Express) but when it came to S3(Angular) things came to a halt. But now it's deployed successfully. Thanks again ! & do keep posting tricky content like this.

[@KarthikKumaresan-k1o]

Found this video very useful! Good job Its very unfair that this channel has just 350 subs. KZbin algo is weird.

[@jaxoncrosmas9551]

Thank you! This was explained very clearly and worked exactly as I needed.

[@PhamYouTu]

thanks for sharing. but finally, you revealed all the bucket names on your video :))

[@williamfinlay4403]

Thanks for this, straight to the point with no big ego to get in the way.

[@edwinottenbacher9062]

Thank you.. everything worked perfect..! I have six domains so had to watch your video multiple times so I didn't miss a step..

[@rohanpatade4026]

wow, one of the simplest tutorial on this topic. thank you.

[@yuxueyuan]

Your content is the best!!! so underrated pls keep it coming

[@pishflaps]

Excellent tutorial - tip 10 minutes in fixed access problem. Thanks!!

[@juniali123]

the second cname you added you did it on your google domain correct so you have 2 cname value corrct pleae let me know if I'm correct

[@shrikulkarni]

Usually you need only one Cname value.

[@venera01010]

Thank you so much! Clear and simple explanation + good English

[@salealvi]

Gracias! Me sirvio mucho! Agradecido! Saludos desde Chile !

[@shrikulkarni]

Thank you

[@jevonne8160]

could you do an example with a domain from godaddy?

[@shrikulkarni]

Hey, It will be same with Godaddy or any other Domain registrar. you need to go into DNS and add required CNAME entry.

[@danielpinheiro7516]

Amazing tutorial, helped me a lot! Thank you!

[@userozancinci]

you are THE BEST! Thanks a lot. Big Respect!!!!

[@iamsantoshnayak]

in the last step i have a main domain but you have a sub-domain. so when i am trying to add a new CNAME record with name as my base url and value as cloudfront working url, its saying record data is invalid. what to do? please help

[@shrikulkarni]

for base url you can specify www as domain. If you want to use absolute base url like example.com then depending on domain registrar you can either leave it blank or use @.

[@witchestify]

Hello thanks for the video tutorial, love it. I have a question what if I want to add an alternate alias for my cloudfront with the same s3 bucket? should I request another certificate?

[@shrikulkarni]

I have never tried that but yes you will need to request another cert for it.

[@HaroonAshrafAwan]

Hello Shrikrishna, it's your 3rd subscriber here. Thank you so much for the awesome tutorial. I look forward to more of these. Can I get in touch with you somehow? Thanks

[@shrikulkarni]

Hello Haroon, yes. You can email me on [e-mail]. looking forward to hear from you 😀

[@shahjahanravjee8639]

Thanks for the effort, very good step by step walkthrough. I have a question. I tried S3 with Route 53 along with my domain name, but w/o the SSL certificate and that worked. However, I am wondering if I use your option do I need to remove Route 53 ?

[@shrikulkarni]

You should be able to use route 53 with SSL certificate as well.

[@tomerweinbach4059]

To be able to get the certificate I have to buy a custom domain from aws right? otherwise it doesn't allow to get it?

[@shrikulkarni]

You can buy domain from any domain registrar.

[@DeshonMorgan-rt3hz]

Thank you so much. this was very helpful

[@kumailn7662]

when you are using cloudfront there should be no need of disabling the block section

[@wertyuna5]

Subscribed ! If i bought the domain name from route 53, so i still need to do the same process you did on google domains ?

[@shrikulkarni]

If domain is bought from route 53 then no need to do anything on google domains. You will still need to add those records i added in google domains but in route 53 instead of google domains.

[@kartheeitsme1]

One question, the S3 URL would be still not secured. So there is a security issue with the S3 URL. Is that correct ?

[@shrikulkarni]

Yes. Thats correct.

[@kartheeitsme1]

@@shrikulkarni Thanks

[@cru01]

thank you. this worked very well and was quite helpful.

[@jinlangeng577]

thank you very much. that help me a lot.😀

[@be_b_50_ankitkumar_singh79]

It's your 25th subscrber here :p ! Bhai this process is completely free right?

[@shrikulkarni]

Thanks, dude. The process is free. Although You will be charged for data stored on S3, and Network transfer costs for CloudFront. It totally depends on how big is the site and how many people are visiting. For most of the normal websites, it costs only a few cents :)

[@be_b_50_ankitkumar_singh79]

@@shrikulkarni oh cool got it. Thanks for the info. Wish you good luck with your channel.

[@emadmahmoud7168]

Are those services free all time or only for 12 month ?

[@shrikulkarni]

Please check on AWS website. They mention what services are under the free tier and what are always free. The list might changed since I recorded this video.

[@andersonsibedwo6404]

Very confusing, why not use aws dns?

[@shrikulkarni]

Simply to save money. Aws DNS is chargeable. But its fairly easy to follow awa documentation and use it.

[@clashofkings7]

@@shrikulkarni does this cost money?? Like for hosting on S3 bucket? If so how much would it charge per year?

[@shrikulkarni]

@@clashofkings7 depends on what region you use. Check out aws S3 pricing on their website for region you want to use. Also consider data transfer cost for your calculations.

[@vinayh3388]

If I used aws certificate manger it will cost extra price or its free...?

[@shrikulkarni]

It's free.

[@kparag01]

Got atleast one kulkarni in aws 😍

[@Gouravpandey1]

Thanks! Direct to the point!

[@shubhadajoshi4145]

it says "Record cannot be added, conflicts with A or AAAA records" can i delete A record?

[@shrikulkarni]

DNS A record points to the IP address and CNMAE points to the URL. If there is a conflict you can delete the old record. Just to be safe copy it somewhere before deleting it in case needed again.

[@shubhadajoshi4145]

@@shrikulkarni Thank you so much! It worked...

[@losanm]

Excellent tutorial, thank you very much!

[@pramodhkrishna9888]

how did you get the SSL certificate

[@shrikulkarni]

Video has instructions on how to get a cert. Forward to 5:55

[@henryhunt4650]

Great work, thanks mate.

[@bkanth2007]

Worked well. Thank you.

[@sayedhasancp]

Thanks so much! it helps a lot...

[@phillip6746]

Great tutorial. Thanks

[@chitrabk8575]

uttam 👌

[@sukhanthn5352]

good content keep it up.

[@shrikulkarni]

Thanks

[@GetOzProtocol]

thanks for the tutorial man :)

[@jorgetp9089]

Thank you!!! Saved my arse

[@yekohein1528]

Thank you so much.

[@VIGNESHPRAJAPATI]

Nice one. Thanks.

[@akshitmittal1251]

how to get a domain free fo rpractice

[@shrikulkarni]

Free is rare buddy. You can find .in or some other TLDs for very low cost for first year list Rs 199. Use it for a year and let it expire.

[@akshitmittal1251]

Can you please mention any specific website where I can get that 200 INR subscription. It will reallyyy be helpful. Thanks for replying :))) @@shrikulkarni

[@rodneykahane4994]

great video!

[@keremnalbant]

Really good tutorial!!!!!!!!!!

[@isurubandara8987]

this is great..thanks

[@shrikulkarni]

Thank you

[@X28Project]

Thank you!

[@boosteraftermath]

Thanks!

[@PedroZankh]

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