This project shows how a static website can be hosted on AWS using Amazon S3 and Amazon CloudFront.

I deployed a single-page frontend website (index.html) on S3 and used CloudFront to deliver the website securely over HTTPS with better performance.

After completing and testing the deployment, the AWS resources were stopped to avoid unnecessary charges. Screenshots of the live website and AWS configuration are included in this repository.

Amazon S3 – Static website hosting

Amazon CloudFront – CDN and HTTPS support

AWS IAM – Basic understanding of access and permissions

User → CloudFront → S3 (Static Website Hosting)

Static website hosted on Amazon S3

Secure access using HTTPS through CloudFront

Publicly accessible website

Simple and clean frontend interface

Proper AWS configuration for static hosting

The website was successfully deployed using Amazon CloudFront.

⚠️ The AWS services are currently turned off to avoid extra costs. Screenshots of the live deployment are available in the screenshots folder.

This repository contains screenshots of:

The website running via CloudFront

S3 bucket and uploaded files

Static website hosting configuration

CloudFront distribution details

This is a frontend-only static website project. Any forms, login, or signup pages are only for interface demonstration and are not connected to a backend or database.

How to host a static website using Amazon S3

How to make a website publicly accessible using bucket policies

How to use CloudFront for CDN and HTTPS

How real AWS deployments work in practice

How to manage AWS resources to control costs

How to document and present a cloud project on GitHub

This project can be used as:

A beginner AWS cloud project

A portfolio project for cloud or DevOps roles

A demonstration of static website hosting using AWS