This project provides a Terraform configuration for hosting a static website on AWS. It creates and configures the necessary AWS resources including S3, Route 53 (DNS), IAM, CloudFront, and WAF.
This project sets up an S3 bucket for storing your static website content, a CloudFront distribution for content delivery, a WAF WebACL for protecting your site, and a Route 53 record for DNS. It also creates an IAM user for managing continuous deployment to the s3 bucket.
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Clone the Repository: Clone this repository to your local machine.
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Install Terraform: If you haven't already, install Terraform.
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Configure AWS Credentials: Ensure your AWS credentials are correctly configured. You can set them in your environment variables or in your AWS credentials file.
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Update Credential: Navigate to the project directory, update the
input.auto.tfvarsfile to suite your project need and updateterraform.tfbackend object as deem fit or remove if you don't intent to save your states remotely. -
Initialize Terraform: Navigate to the project directory and run
terraform initto initialize your Terraform workspace. -
Apply the Configuration: Run
terraform applyto create the AWS resources. You'll be prompted to confirm that you want to create the resources. -
Upload Your Website: Once the resources are created, you can upload your static website content to the S3 bucket. The bucket name will be output by the
terraform applycommand. -
Access Your Website: After your content is uploaded, you can access your website via the CloudFront distribution URL, which will also be output by the
terraform applycommand.
This project is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE.md file for details.