Static Site Hosting on AWS — S3, CloudFront, ACM, and Route 53

<p>As a frontend developer, you’ve probably faced the need to deploy a web application — whether for a professional assignment, a client demo, or a personal project. Today,

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<p>I recently optimized my app’s image delivery by moving from direct storage / Vercel handling to a scalable CDN setup using AWS. Here’s the complete step-by-step breakdown.</p>

<h2> Protect Your On-Premises Website with AWS WAF and Amazon CloudFront </h2> <p>Protecting web applications—regardless of where they run—with a scalable, highly available, and

<p>Most AWS frontend journeys begin with the same honest instinct: keep the first version simple. A build pipeline pushes static assets, S3 holds the files, CloudFront handles TLS

<p>Hello everyone! 👋</p> <p>Today I completed an important milestone in my cloud journey — I successfully deployed my portfolio website using AWS and secured it using a CDN. 🚀</p>