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krishanthisera · Jan 13, 2024 · e4cda09 · e4cda09
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diff --git a/src/content/blog/edge-functions.md b/src/content/blog/edge-functions.md
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 description: "In this article, we will focus on how we can leverage Lambda@Edge functions to make our site SEO-friendly."
 pubDate: "Jan 12 2023"
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 In the previous article we discuss how we can put together AWS CloudFront, S3 bucket and other associated services using Terraform to host our static website. We now need to make our site SEO-friendly, especially if it contains dynamic content.  
 
+|           AWS Static Hosting (2 Part Series)            |
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+| [AWS Static Hosting - Part 01: CloudFront, S3 and Terraform](./static-hosting-aws) |
+| [AWS Static Hosting - Part 02: CloudFront Edge Functions](./edge-functions)     |
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 Before we get started, let's discuss some theory.
 
 ## What does it mean: Pre-rendering a website
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 ## Wrapping it UP
 
 We've discussed how to use AWS CloudFront edge functions and S3 for our static hosting needs.  Our main goal? Boosting our site's SEO prowess. We broke down how web crawlers work, comparing it to the usual browser requests. Digging deeper, we discuss the foundation of our solution. In short, this article offers a roadmap for those wanting to optimize their static sites using AWS tools.
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+|           AWS Static Hosting (2 Part Series)            |
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+| [AWS Static Hosting - Part 01: CloudFront, S3 and Terraform](./static-hosting-aws) |
+| [AWS Static Hosting - Part 02: CloudFront Edge Functions](./edge-functions)     |
diff --git a/src/content/blog/static-hosting-aws.md b/src/content/blog/static-hosting-aws.md
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 I am planning to discuss the scenario using two articles. In this article,  we will focus primarily on infrastructure setup, and the second article would be dedicated to enhancing SEO, using Lambda at Edge functions.
 
+|           AWS Static Hosting (2 Part Series)            |
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+| [AWS Static Hosting - Part 01: CloudFront, S3 and Terraform](./static-hosting-aws) |
+| [AWS Static Hosting - Part 02: CloudFront Edge Functions](./edge-functions)     |
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 The source code for this article is available [here](https://github.com/krishanthisera/aws-static-hosting/tree/aws-static-hosting-v1)
 
 ## Before you begin  
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 ## Conclusion  
 
 In this article we discussed setting up static hosting on AWS using CloudFront, S3, and Terraform. We covered essential steps from configuring S3 buckets to setting up CloudFront distributions and managing IAM roles for security. When you set up AWS static hosting, using this systematic guide will help make your infrastructure reliable, safe, and adaptable.
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+|           AWS Static Hosting (2 Part Series)            |
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+| [AWS Static Hosting - Part 01: CloudFront, S3 and Terraform](./static-hosting-aws) |
+| [AWS Static Hosting - Part 02: CloudFront Edge Functions](./edge-functions)     |