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Deploying a static site with s3

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Aamccartney
Last edited Apr 14, 2016
Created on Mar 30, 2016

This example walks through the process of building a static website with Jekyll and deploying it to Amazon Web Services’ S3 hosting. It shows a step-by-step tutorial covering environment setup, theme installation, local testing, and customization. The visualization illustrates the workflow with a series of screenshots and code snippets, making the deployment process clear and accessible.

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