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 Note; This post is using an older GUI, so while the steps may have minor changes, it no longer looks like this. I've made S3 buckets with Terraform more often than I've used this. I'm posting it anyway.  Have an oldie but a goodie. I'm working on an AWS three-tier architecture project, and it's easier to follow along via updates on the necessary nuisance that is  LinkedIn . Video . As loyal readers know, hosting static websites is not something I am unfamiliar with . Now, I can host it on AWS in another attempt to show what I learn here. It's easy once you've done it a few times. First, go to your AWS Management Console, then to S3. Create a bucket. When you approach the Block Public Access Page (So no one can reach via the internet), uncheck the top box, so people can reach it. The above video looks quite different (@7:42); Manage public permissions with a drop-down menu seems to have changed to this nested checkbox system. Follow the ...