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You can, we use S3 at my company to host a site used by pathologists to sign out reports. How we did that... I'd have to ask my coworker, but we have https and
by EpicEng 9y ago
You can, we use S3 at my company to host a site used by pathologists to sign out reports. How we did that... I'd have to ask my coworker, but we have https and a custom domain.
- grogenaut 9y agoAws cert manager (acm) now does this for any domain you can verify
- osteele 9y agoIt looks[1] like you can use Cert Manager with CloudFront[2], but not directly with S3. CloudFront is very cheap[3], but it is not free. (For that matter, S3 itself is cheap but not free.) It's therefore a solution to “I'm employed in a developed nation and don't want to notice that I'm paying for hosting”, but not to “I have literally no money to spare for hosting because a year is less than coffee” or “I want my content to stay up without my having to remember to keep a valid credit card on file somewhere”. [1] https://docs.aws.amazon.com/acm/latest/userguide/acm-services.html https://docs.aws.amazon.com/acm/latest/userguide/acm-service... [2] CloudFront ≠ CloudFlare. Nobody in this thread has been confused about this, but it tends to trip people up. [3] I ran tech ops for a company whose site was, on launch day, around the 55th-most-popular site on the internet. I think our CloudFront bill was $300 for that day.