Blog Architecture Part Final
My blog Final
Now we have reached the final part of this series. Let’s follow!
Architecture
Amazon Route 53
In the last post we even talked about the CloudFront service and how to configure the distribution to access the S3 Bucket securely and using our certificate. Now let’s talk about Route 53.
If you followed this step in the previous post to the end, your Hosted Zone is probably ready to use.
As an example, check if your Hosted Zone has these types of Records created
If you still don’t have the 5 records and are only missing 2 of type A, you can configure it next. This step was probably missing from the previous post.
Then create two new Records of type A, where the value will be your DOMAIN NAME of your CloudFront distribution that we talked about before (“«some_value».cloudfront.net”)
When creating the type A Record, remember to create two, one for your domain with the “www” and one without.
Finishing
At this point we should have our architecture working correctly, if you have any errors you can contact me using the contact details available here, I will try to help in some way. But look for something on the internet first.
Try (if you haven’t already) push your repository to generate a first or new version of your blog with Hugo and carry out the CI/CD flow to the S3 Bucket and reflect on the entire architecture.
I hope this summarized information helps you in some way.