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As Wouter33 mentioned, put the HTML, CSS, and images in S3 (or CloudFront). I did this for a Top 3 U.S. music superstar client when they launched new stuff, and

by czbond 13y ago

As Wouter33 mentioned, put the HTML, CSS, and images in S3 (or CloudFront). I did this for a Top 3 U.S. music superstar client when they launched new stuff, and it held up fine.

hoodoof 13y ago
Do you mean a micro instance held up fine?
- czbond 13y ago
  I got 40k unique visits hours 1-2, and 200k unique visitors total over the course of a week (this traffic is probably much higher than a TCrunch article would be). Only static html, no servers at all - everything held together very well (i was monitoring twitter in case...bc if it went wrong it would be not good for me).
  - hoodoof 13y ago
    Hello czbond. Did you get onto the front page of HN? What was the post that got you there?
    - czbond 13y ago
      No - it was an singer who ran Billboard magazine ads, released a song, and was on the U.S. Grammys all in the same week.