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For reference you need to use Cloudfront to back S3 static sites (kinda sucky) to get SSL - We do that on prod but we also use netlify for dev (we could for bot
by newaccoutnas 8y ago
For reference you need to use Cloudfront to back S3 static sites (kinda sucky) to get SSL - We do that on prod but we also use netlify for dev (we could for both, but AWS existed before in out estate, accounting etc)
- a-saleh 8y agoI faintly remember some weird edge-cases, like I could enable cloud-front only for S3 buckets hosted in us-west-1, but I had it setup in eu-central or something like that? I don't mind AWS, but Netlify was just painless. In similar fashion I use now.sh, I could upload a thing to s3 and fiddle with permissions and settings, or I could `now` :)
- tga 8y agoIf you want to set up HTTPS with CloudFront, it's your certificates in AWS Certificate Manager that must be in us-east-1. There is no restriction on S3 bucket regions.