CloudFront, S3, Lambda@Edge and more

Every week, we write about all things AWS. For example, we unbox or review new AWS services. We also share pitfalls that we learned about the hard way ourselves. On top of that, we provide code examples for Infrastructure as Code and Serverless applications.

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Now and then you ask us: How do you run cloudonaut.io? Today, I want to share some insights with you about the work and technology behind the scenes of our blog.

How do we come up with new topics?
How do we host this website?
How do we survive to be listed on the front page of Hacker News?

We write our blog posts in Markdown and use hexo to generate a static website.

We host our blog on CloudFront and S3. See CloudFormation template for a static website.

Lambda@Edge allows us to handle redirects and optimize images on the fly. Check out our static-website-img-optimize if you want to build something similar.

By using Uptime Robot and marbot, we make sure we are the first to know that our blog is suffering from a downtime.

Want to learn more? Check out our blog post How we run our blog cloudonaut.io which is discussing the topic of this episode as well.

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