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Agile website delivery with Hugo and AWS AmplifyCategory: Software, Kubernetes, nginx, encryption, automation, yaml, shell
In this post, we show how you can rapidly configure and deploy a website using Hugo (an AWS Cloud9 integrated development environment (IDE) for content editing), AWS CodeCommit for source code control, and AWS Amplify to implement a source code-controlled, automated deployment process. When hosting a website on AWS, you can choose from several options.
SSH and Git credentials over HTTPS are appropriate methods if you have signed in to your AWS account as an AWS Identity and Access Management (IAM) user.
Commit and push your change with the following code: You now configure a subdomain in Amplify to allow developers to review changes.
You can see the instance of your website matched to the development code branch on Amplify Console.
SSH and Git credentials over HTTPS are appropriate methods if you have signed in to your AWS account as an AWS Identity and Access Management (IAM) user.
Commit and push your change with the following code: You now configure a subdomain in Amplify to allow developers to review changes.
You can see the instance of your website matched to the development code branch on Amplify Console.
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