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Set up Amazon S3

Set up Amazon S3

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Set up Amazon S3

- [Narrator] Amazon S3 is a cloud storage service that's part of Amazon web services or AWS. You'll use S3 to store your built site files. Which then be distributed by Amazon cloud front. To get started, go to console.aws.amazon.com. If you've never used AWS, create an account using your email address. Once you've signed in, search for S3 or click the services menu at the top. Now we need to create a bucket. For the bucket name, I'm going to pick Awesome static sites.com, which is the domain name I bought. The bucket name can be anything that you want. We'll keep the region as US east. The region doesn't really matter because we'll have cloud front distribute the files everywhere. Now I'll click next. And next again. It's important I pick grant public read access to this bucket. Otherwise these files will be private. And next again. And I'll create the bucket. Once the bucket is created, I'll click on it and go to the properties tab. On the static website hosting card, I'll click on…

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