DevOps Bootcamp Bangla Day 9 | Deploy Static Applications to AWS | GitHub Actions, S3, CloudFront |

Welcome to Day 9 of our DevOps Bootcamp in Bangla!
In today’s session, we’ll dive into deploying static applications to AWS using GitHub Actions, S3, and CloudFront. This powerful combination simplifies the deployment and management of static websites, providing a seamless way to deliver your content globally.

🔥 What You'll Learn:

Introduction to AWS Services: Get familiar with AWS S3, CloudFront, and GitHub Actions for hosting static applications.
Static Application Deployment: Learn how to deploy static files to AWS S3 and configure CloudFront for optimal performance and delivery.
Hands-On Demo: Watch a live demo of deploying a static application to AWS, including setting up the S3 bucket, configuring CloudFront, and automating deployments with GitHub Actions.
Best Practices: Discover best practices for managing deployments, optimizing performance, and securing your AWS environment.

🛠️ Hands-On Demo:

Setting Up AWS S3: Create and configure an S3 bucket for your static application.
Configuring CloudFront: Set up a CloudFront distribution to serve your content globally with low latency.
Automating Deployments: Use GitHub Actions to automate the deployment process, ensuring your static application is always up-to-date.

✅ Best Practices:

Optimize Performance: Use CloudFront caching and other optimization techniques to ensure your application loads quickly.
Secure Your Deployment: Implement AWS security features and best practices to protect your app and data.
Monitor and Troubleshoot: Utilize AWS monitoring tools to keep track of your application's performance and troubleshoot any issues.

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