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This pattern deploys a framework to host a internal static website on Amazon S3 bucket that can only be accessed from private network.

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2. From the CloudShell command prompt run the following command to access your private website. Replace `{PrivateWebsiteUrl}` with the corresponding output value of the `sam deploy` command:
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curl -v -k -L {PrivateWebsiteUrl}
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please give a one sentence explanation what these parameters do. Also, is -v necessary?

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@bfreiberg I have added some explanation to the command. Yeah -v is probably not needed and have removed it. I was using it primarily to test if the cert chain was indeed a private one or not.

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Done.

rr-on-gh and others added 3 commits September 6, 2024 10:43
Co-authored-by: Ben <9841563+bfreiberg@users.noreply.github.com>
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Looks good, thanks for your contribution. Your pattern will be merged soon

@julianwood julianwood merged commit ff14c65 into aws-samples:main Sep 23, 2024
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