Ready to take your static website live? Watch this quick tutorial to learn how to seamlessly deploy your site from GitHub to AWS S3. Follow these easy steps, and you'll have your static website up and running in no time!
📁 Step 1: Clone GitHub Repository
Clone your source files using the git clone command. Ensure you have the latest version of your website's code locally.
🚀 Step 2: Create Unique S3 Bucket Head to AWS, create a unique S3 bucket, and name it following S3 conventions. This bucket will store and serve your static website files.
⬆️ Step 3: Upload Files to S3 Bucket Use the AWS Management Console or AWS CLI to upload your site's files to the S3 bucket. Your website's assets are now hosted on AWS S3.
🔧 Step 4: Configure S3 Bucket for Website Hosting In the S3 bucket properties, enable static website hosting. Specify index and error documents. Your S3 bucket is now configured to function as a static website.
🔐 Step 5: Set Permissions for Website Access Adjust bucket policies and ACLs to grant public read access to your S3 bucket's objects. Ensure users can access your static website's content.
👀 Step 6: Test Your Static Website Visit the provided S3 bucket URL or custom domain (if configured). Ensure your static website is accessible and displays as expected.
That's it! Your static website is now live on AWS S3. 🌐✨ Watch the tutorial for a detailed walkthrough and dive into the world of hassle-free website deployment!
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