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and welcome back to backspace Academy in

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this section I'm going to break with

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tradition a little bit and I'm going to

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just basically throw you into the deep

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end so we're going to create a very

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complex and bulletproof architecture

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with no experience whatsoever so that

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will enable you to get some very good

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confidence in using Amazon Web Services

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and you'll also learn about the power of

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Amazon Web Services not only the power of

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Amazon Web Services, the simplicity of using

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and utilizing that power for  hosting a static website

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you'll get exposure to many commonly used services

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and that will include the Amazon s3 service or simple storage service and

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we're going to use that to upload our website to Amazon Web Services and then

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we're also going to use that same service to host this website to the wider Internet

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once that's set up then we can start looking at getting some really high performance out of our website

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and the way we can do that is by using the cloud front content delivery network

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what that will do,

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it will grab a copy of that website and it will distribute across well over 50 edge locations across the globe

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so what that means is that when someone

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accesses your website they're going to get very very

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low latency very fast response to those

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requests to your website

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once that's up and running and we've created a

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cloudfront distribution or that cache that has

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been distributed across these edge locations

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we can then look at using the

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route 53 domain name service to route

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traffic that is going to go to our domain to that cloud front distribution

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once that's up and running then we're going to go a little bit step further in there and then we're going to look at

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implementing HTTPS and

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so we'll do that by using the AWS certificate manager to

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create a Secure Sockets Layer SSL certificate for us and we will associate that certificate

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with our cloud front distribution

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so there's a lot going on there

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it's a big exercise to do at the start but I'm sure you can appreciate

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when you get at the end of this you're going to realize that

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yes you can do this yes this is what you want to do and

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yes there is certainly a very bright light

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at the end of this AWS tunnel and

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it's certainly worthwhile persisting and

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getting to the end of this course so

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without any further ado let's go and

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jump in at the deep end