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This is my go to stack these days for personal projects. (That said, I'm a former AWS dev, so I'm super familiar with these moving parts.) It's easy to develop
by Pfhreak 6y ago
This is my go to stack these days for personal projects. (That said, I'm a former AWS dev, so I'm super familiar with these moving parts.)
It's easy to develop for, it's easy to automate deployments, I don't have to worry about keeping anything up to date, and I can just focus on the small amount of code I want to write.
The most expensive thing is the Route 53 configuration at $0.50/month/domain.
- madoublet 6y agoI love this stack. I recently added AWS SAM to the mix as well so that I can automate deployments. I have always wondered why Route 53 was so expensive relative to the other services. I have a collection of low traffic sites that I run for local businesses and this is always the most expensive part. I guess it's hard to complain about $0.50. But, given I could probably run them all on $5 DO droplet, it ends up costing a little more.
- vagab0nd 6y agoIt's my goto stack as well. However, I haven't been able to get both www->root redirect and http->https redirect working. Do you happen to know if it's possible?
- klohto 6y agowww->root should be handled on DNS, therefore Route53. http->https can be done using CloudFront and Lambda@Edge