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Deploy a Multi‑Region Static Site on AWS

Build and CI‑deploy a cost‑optimized static website with S3, CloudFront and GitHub Actions

9 lessons about 6 hours beginner certificate
Deploy a Multi‑Region Static Site on AWS

This beginner‑friendly course is for Indian students and career‑switchers who want a hands‑on cloud skill that lands a job. You'll create a static website, host it on Amazon S3, accelerate it globally with CloudFront, and set up a cheap CI pipeline using GitHub Actions.

By the end of the course you will have a live, multi‑region website that serves content with low latency and minimal cost, and you’ll understand the core AWS services behind it.

You’ll be ready to add static‑site deployment to any resume, interview, or freelance gig, and you’ll have a portfolio piece you can show to recruiters.

What you will work through

1 Course Overview & AWS Free Tier Setup CodeSnippet · 15 min 2 Static Site Basics & Local Development freeCodeCamp.org · 33 min 3 Create an S3 Bucket for Static Hosting Gaurav Sharma · 14 min 4 Configure CloudFront Distribution (Project 1) Tiny Technical Tutorials · 11 min 5 Custom Domain & HTTPS with ACM Felix Yu · 21 min 6 Cache‑Control & Cost Optimization Gaurav Sharma · 10 min 7 GitHub Actions CI for Automatic Deploy (Project 2) Anton Putra · 18 min 8 Monitoring, Logging & Troubleshooting Tiny Technical Tutorials · 11 min 9 Course Recap & Next Steps Genie Ashwani · 9 min
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Final project

Final Project

Submit a public GitHub repo Checked by a reviewer Unlimited attempts Needed for the certificate

Build and publish your own personal portfolio site (HTML/CSS/JS) using the pipeline you created.

Submit: a public GitHub repository link and the live website URL.

Reviewer checklist:

  • Site is served from an S3 bucket with static‑website hosting enabled.
  • CloudFront distribution uses an alternate domain and HTTPS.
  • CI pipeline automatically builds (if needed) and deploys on each push.
  • Bucket policy and CloudFront origin access identity enforce least‑privilege access.
  • Cost‑optimization: versioning disabled, appropriate cache‑control headers, and only one CloudFront price class used.
  • Documentation in README explains setup steps.
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