That unwarranted trash aside: Step one: since all of the pages are single pages accessed by name, the source content is likely a batch of HTML files. So: creat

That unwarranted trash aside: Step one: since all of the pages are single pages accessed by name, the source content is likely a batch of HTML files. So: create an S3 bucket and mass upload everything to the bucket. Step two: enable public access and hosting on the bucket Step three: all of the files are now accessible under something like https://my-bucket.s3.us-west-2.amazonaws.com https://my-bucket.s3.us-west-2.amazonaws.com Step four (optional): register a domain via Route 53 and create a simple record that points to the bucket so we have a better URL Making the service writable again is a different story. The technical steps of getting it online be trivial for anybody that could do the above, but dealing with the abuse cases is something else entirely.