I’ll introduce how to support HTTPS with AWS S3 + CloudFront + Route53.
While AWS S3 + Route53 allows HTTP access, it doesn’t support HTTPS access.
Since there’s probably no desire to allow only HTTP access these days, it’s good to understand that S3 + Route53 alone cannot support HTTPS when hosting static sites.
I recommend using CloudFront as described below to enable HTTPS support.
You can support HTTPS by using CloudFront in addition to S3 + Route53.
Here are articles I often reference:
That’s all from the Gemba on wanting to implement HTTPS support with AWS S3 + CloudFront + Route53.