Static websites are a great way to run a simple and inexpensive portfolio or landing page. And it’s even free if you leverage the AWS S3 free tier that allows you to host your static website for up to 5Gb storage and 20 000 visitors. In this tutorial, I will cover on how to host
How to host a static website with Amazon AWS S3 and Route53? Read More »
When you are building the website on top of AWS stack, using AWS Route53 to register your domain name is usually a good idea. (Cheap and well connected) However, Route53 only work as a DNS with no integrated hosting to use an email server. You then have a couple of choices available to you to
How to create a domain email address for route53 and host it for free on Zoho ? Read More »
Hosting a WordPress blog/website on the AWS EC2 platform can be pretty useful when you know how to maintain Linux servers and want to tinker it yourself. (Free for your account first-year / then around €10/month) This is great for a small personal blog where you’ll do the maintenance and scalability yourself. (OS, databases, and
How to host an https WordPress site on AWS EC2 with a Let’s Encrypt SSL certificate ? Read More »
