Deploy Static Website on AWS
Website Files
| Criteria | Meet Specification |
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The student has created a S3 bucket. |
The S3 bucket is visible in the AWS Management console. |
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All website files should be added to the S3 bucket. |
The student has submitted a screenshot showing all the website files uploaded to the newly created S3 bucket. |
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The bucket configuration should be set up to support static website hosting. |
The S3 bucket is configured to support static website hosting. |
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The permission access to the bucket should be configured to allow public access. |
The S3 bucket has an IAM bucket policy that makes the bucket contents publicly accessible. |
Website Distribution
| Criteria | Meet Specification |
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The website should be distributed via Cloudfront. |
CloudFront has been configured to retrieve and distribute website files. |
Web Browser Access
| Criteria | Meet Specification |
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Is the website publicly accessible? |
The website should be accessible to anyone on the Internet via a web browser. The student should have provided the CloudFront endpoint URL for the website. |
Tips to make your project standout:
- Customize your website by changing some of the text. For example, change the name from “Travel Blog” to “
’s Travel Blog”. - Change the background image of your website to display your favorite vacation photo instead of using the photo provided with the starter files.