Deploying a static website should be non-complicated as they just consist of simple HTML pages. They can also contain some dependencies on Javascript but just for some client side functionalities. In this post I will going through a process of easily deploying a static website without spinning up a hosting server. This will be a cost effective solution since there are no big costs involved to launch any web servers. The process I describe will also give you an easy way to host static HTML files or static websites.
In this post I will be describing two methods to deploy the static website to S3:
Using Jenkins: Build an automated pipeline on Jenkins to upload the static files to S3 bucket
Using GitHub Action: Use GitHub actions to upload the static files to S3 bucket
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With Vercel or Netlify, you can simply build and deploy static site without additional Jenkins or Actions.
Yep thats right. This was more of a learning exercise for me to build this in Jenkins.