Overview
In this assignment, you will create an S3 bucket and copy over the
Angular distribution built for running in AWS. You will configure S3 as a
webserver and eliminate the need for the original server. Along the
way, security policies will be set for buckets and objects within the
buckets.
Prompt
In Module Two, you forked and cloned the learn-angular-from-scratch-step-by-step code into the lafs-web directory on your computer. Now you need to do some work to make that codebase ready for use on Amazon Web Services.
You will be using the CS 470 Module Three Assignment Guide to set up a static website in the cloud.
Specifically, you must address the following rubric criteria:
- Prepare the Angular application.
- Create the S3 bucket.
- Copy the frontend to S3 file storage.
- Configure the static website.
- Configure S3 Public access.
- Configure the S3 bucket policy.
Guidelines for Submission
Submit screenshots of the following items, which must contain your unique bucket name:
- Static website hosting dialog that shows S3 configured as a server
- Settings showing the permissions of the bucket with public access allowed
- The S3 bucket showing Angular files
In addition, submit a JSON file with the bucket policy showing
read-only. Also provide the bucket name URL. There is a template for
this: http://{bucket-name}.s3-website-{region-name}.amazonaws.com. So
for example, if your bucket name is “example” and region is “us-east-1”,
the URL would be “s3-website-us-east-1.amazonaws.com/”>http://example.s3-website-us-east-1.amazonaws.com/
(1,2,3,4,5)”.
Submit all three screenshots, the JSON file, and the bucket URL to Brightspace.
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