Discharge is, as far as I’m aware, the easiest way to deploy static websites to Amazon S3. I spent hours poring over AWS’s terrible docs so no one else would have to.
The highlights are:
- Very little understanding of AWS required
- Interactive UI for configuring deployment
- Step-by-step list of what’s happening
- Support for no trailing slashes in URLs
- Support for subdomains
- Use an AWS Profile (named credentials) to authenticate with AWS
- CDN (CloudFront) and HTTPS/TLS support
This has saved me a huge amount of time; I hope it’s helpful to other people. Let me know what you think!
Top comments (5)
I am using aws, and it's really easy to use
🤔 Do you mean AWS is really easy to use? Or Discharge is really easy to use?
Sorry about my english, AWS it's easy to use.
No worries! Ah, I don’t think AWS is generally considered easy to use, but if you find it easy, I think you’ll find Discharge makes deploying to S3 even easier! 😄
I think firebase easy too. I never try aws, but i will.
Good post, thanks.