🚀 Host your FREE Static Website on S3 with your CUSTOM URL 🛠️ AWS PROJECTS 🔥

🚀 Welcome to Pythoholic's ultimate guide to hosting a FREE static website 🌐 using Amazon S3 with your very own custom domain URL. This step-by-step tutorial 📖 is your key to mastering this indispensable AWS skill 🔑.
🛠️ Together, we'll dive into each crucial stage - from buying a domain from a third-party service to Hosting a static website using Amazon S3.
🎓 You'll grasp how to tweak AWS Route 53 to align with your custom domain, generate SSL/TLS certificates 📜 with AWS Certificate Manager, and whip up a CloudFront distribution for bullet-proof HTTPS access 🔒.
🧭 Come onboard as we decipher cloud computing, empowering you to traverse the AWS landscape with utmost ease and assurance. Here's a snapshot of the exciting journey ahead 🎁:
00:00 - 🚀 Intro
00:40 - 🧭 Understanding Architecture
01:45 - 🌐 Hosting Static Website on S3
09:05 - 🖥️ Using Custom Domain with Hostinger
12:12 - 🗺️ Route 53 Configuration
22:00 - 🔐 SSL/TLS Certificates Creation
25:15 - 🛡️ CloudFront Distribution Setup
32:55 - 📝 Recap & Troubleshooting
33:16 - 👋 Outro
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[@Pythoholic]

Here's a snapshot of the exciting journey ahead 🎁: 00:00 - 🚀 Intro 00:40 - 🧭 Understanding Architecture 01:45 - 🌐 Hosting Static Website on S3 09:05 - 🖥 Using Custom Domain with Hostinger 12:12 - 🗺 Route 53 Configuration 22:00 - 🔐 SSL/TLS Certificates Creation 25:15 - 🛡 CloudFront Distribution Setup 32:55 - 📝 Recap & Troubleshooting 33:16 - 👋 Outro

[@manjunathkotabal]

This is exactly what is i was looking for. Thanks

[@Gamerbay2017]

This is fantastic! I spent hours trying to get a website working, and this was the only tutorial that got me there. Thank you!!!

[@user-ub8bz2zr7s]

looking for it for so many days. Finally I got it. Great learning.

[@udbhavshrivastava]

This was hands down the best guide I could've wanted for as someone who's just starting out. Thank you so so much !

[@Pythoholic]

Thanks much

[@roberto_camp]

kick-ass demo brother, nice job!

[@corbingrossen]

I take my SysOps exam in about a month and majority of my studying has been through your aws videos. Best visual explanations I've come across. Please keep doing what you're doing, hopefully you'll get sponsored one day and big things come your way! When I look up videos on youtube to help me study I litterally type your name at the end in hopes you've covered it.

[@Pythoholic]

Thanks a lot And all the very best for your exam 👍

[@prashlovessamosa]

Thanks top notch explanation.

[@sidds09]

Thank you. Please add continuous updating process of the site. also do more projects.

[@Pythoholic]

Thanks siddb09

[@saleemnashawaty3179]

Thank you Chief

[@swator7]

thanks for share!!

[@flamingodnews5073]

hey, thank you so much. I read some docs but somehow, the change in Route53's change of A record part is missing...; you saved my time!

[@andrewsjeffrin]

You're great man❤

[@Pythoholic]

Thanks man

[@senthilkumar5129]

Nice

[@shhamma]

Hello, do we should change the policies bucket permissions to allow only getobject from our cloud front distributions ?

[@Pythoholic]

Modifying the bucket permissions to allow only `GetObject` actions from your CloudFront distributions is a common and recommended practice for enhancing security and access control. This setup ensures that: 1. **Restricted Access**: Your Amazon S3 bucket's content can only be accessed via the CloudFront distribution. This prevents direct access to the S3 bucket, which can be a security risk. 2. **Optimized Performance**: CloudFront caches content from the S3 bucket, improving load times for end users. 3. **Access Control**: You can implement additional access control mechanisms in CloudFront, such as signed URLs or cookies, to further restrict who can access your content. 4. **Cost Efficiency**: CloudFront can reduce the load on your S3 bucket, potentially lowering costs. Remember, after updating the bucket policy, you should thoroughly test your CloudFront distribution to ensure that it can still access the S3 bucket as expected and that your application behaves as intended.

[@anagnorisis2024]

Thanks Pythoholic for your useful video. I have a main domain website already hosted on GoDaddy, but I want to host a web/browser-based app on S3 and call the URL from a link or subpage html on my site. However, as your tutorial is on hosting the main domain on S3, how do I just host a subpage HTML and call it from my website?

[@Pythoholic]

I think its just url redirection. The subpar url should have a mapping ie how it Wil be redirected to s3. That's an option

[@aritchakraborty9543]

Instead of creating the cert at AWS(it's costly) we can import our own cert in acm and follow the same steps.. right???

[@Pythoholic]

Yes you can import the same. This video covers using aws services.

[@ferreiraview-360]

Thanks for the video i would like to know, if i hosting my webflow web page on s3 the entire site works the same like webflow hosting?

[@Pythoholic]

Logically it should. And I feel it would

[@ferreiraview-360]

@@Pythoholic yes i did buti dont know hoe put the dns and ip on cloudflare, do you know the best wau to do?

[@AnsumanSingh1]

what's the charge of using ACM ? on their website they have mentioned it's free, only underlying resources are charged, here we have used s3 only. so the charge will only for s3, correct ?

[@Pythoholic]

AWS Certificate Manager (ACM) is primarily a free service for creating and managing SSL/TLS certificates. You're correct that ACM itself doesn't charge for the certificate management. However, there are costs associated with other AWS services that you might use in conjunction with ACM. Here's how it breaks down: 1. **ACM Certificates**: - **Free**: The certificates provided by ACM for use with AWS resources (like Elastic Load Balancers, Amazon CloudFront distributions, and APIs on API Gateway) are free. - **Renewals**: ACM also handles the renewal process of the certificates automatically at no extra charge. 2. **ACM Private CA**: - If you use ACM's Private Certificate Authority (Private CA) for creating private certificates, there are costs involved. This includes a monthly charge for the operation of the Private CA and a fee for each private certificate issued. 3. **Associated AWS Services**: - While the certificate from ACM is free, the AWS resources you use with the certificate (like ELB, CloudFront, or API Gateway) will have their own associated costs. - For example, if you use ACM certificates with an Elastic Load Balancer, you'll incur charges for the ELB, but not for the certificates themselves. 4. **S3 Charges**: - If you're using S3 (Simple Storage Service) in conjunction with ACM (for instance, to store or log data), then you'll be charged for S3 usage. This includes charges for storage, requests, and data transfer out of S3. So, in your case, if you're using ACM for managing certificates and the only other AWS service you're using is S3, your charges would primarily come from your S3 usage, not from ACM. Always consider the pricing of the specific AWS services you're utilizing in your architecture to understand the complete cost picture.

[@kiran811]

I am not able to host my custom URL using s3 bucket. My URL is timing out

[@Pythoholic]

I didn't get u . Which url are u referring to

[@leland9002]

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