Terraform Secure Static Site module

This module provides a secure static website, hosted on S3 and delivered via Cloudfront using a certificate provided by ACM. It also supports canonical URLs of the format website.com/about/ by mapping path prefixes to the index.html file under that directory. It's the most complete implementation of a static website pattern that I've been able to find so far.

An example of usage for a real project can be seen here

Required variables

• domain_website Probably the most useful variable, enter the domain where you want your website hosted
• route53_zone_id Visit https://console.aws.amazon.com/route53/home#hosted-zones and look at the "Hosted Zone ID" column

Required providers

Your website can be deployed in a region of your choosing, but ACM and Lambda functions for Cloudfront must be deployed in us-east-1. Therefore the module expects two providers:

• aws.main An AWS provider in any region (can be us-east-1)
• aws.us-east-1 An AWS provider for us-east-1

Optional variables

• bucket_website_name Tag Name for the website bucket (default: "Static website hosting bucket")
• bucket_logs_name Tag Name for the logs bucket (default: "Static website logs bucket")
• ttl Default TTL on cloudfront (default: 300)
• cert_name Name of the ACM certificate (default: "Static website certificate")

Future scope

• Allow more flexibility with variable maps for tags