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6. S3 Performance - Workload with a mix of request types

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One of Amazon S3's features is the ability to host static websites. In this lesson, we take a close look at this feature and limitations we should be aware of.

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*- Create bucket in Services>(S3)
*-  Go to properties and enable hosting website
*- Upload index.html, and error.html
*- Set permissions to public read on index.html, and error.html objects in bucket.
*- This prevent 403 error of being able to read the webpages.
*- go to Services >(Route 53)
*- Create hosted zone
*- copy name server values to hosted domain site.
*- Go to >(Route53)>Hosted Zones, then  (Create Record Set) in (selected bucket in [route53]).
*-  enable aliase then add the aliase target ex. www.cloudchef.com
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