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For enabling HTTPS, you can put CloudFront in front of it. That'll make it faster, too, and cost almost nothing. For my static sites, I'm usually doing some fo
by moduspwnens14 9y ago
For enabling HTTPS, you can put CloudFront in front of it. That'll make it faster, too, and cost almost nothing.
For my static sites, I'm usually doing some form of fancy JavaScript npm / gulp / bower, but then ultimately just uploading those files to S3.
You could probably do it a little faster using the AWS CLI. It can upload a directory to a bucket in one command (while skipping unchanged files).