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jpt.sh · Mar 26, 2015

Deploying Static Sites to CloudFront

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Like many developers, I’ve written my own blog software half a dozen times. I’ve probably spent a lot more time tweaking the software than writing posts so this time I decided to do something different. I wanted to keep things as simple as possible but still have an excuse to learn a few new things. I wound up settling on Hugo hosted on Amazon S3 w/ CloudFront in front of it. One of…

Like many developers, I’ve written my own blog software half a dozen times. I’ve probably spent a lot more time tweaking the software than writing posts so this time I decided to do something different. I wanted to keep things as simple as possible but still have an excuse to learn a few new things.

I wound up settling on Hugo hosted on Amazon S3 w/ CloudFront in front of it.
One of the deciding factors that made CloudFront come out on top is that I wanted to see what it’d take to get things served over HTTPS. Given limitations in GitHub pages and S3, CloudFront was the way to go.

Read on /posts/deploying-hugo-to-cloudfront/

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