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# Git-backed static website powered entirely by AWS

![diagram](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/alestic/aws-git-backed-static-website/master/aws-git-backed-static-website-architecture.gif "Architecture dagram: Git-backed static website powerd by AWS")

[![Launch CloudFormation stack][2]][1]
[1]: https://console.aws.amazon.com/cloudformation/home?region=us-east-1#/stacks/new?templateURL=https:%2F%2Fs3.amazonaws.com%2Frun.alestic.com%2Fcloudformation%2Faws-git-backed-static-website-cloudformation.yml&stackName=aws-git-backed-static-website
[2]: https://s3.amazonaws.com/cloudformation-examples/cloudformation-launch-stack.png 

## Overview

This project contains a YAML CloudFormation template that creates a
Git repository and a static https website, along with the necessary
AWS infrastructure glue so that every change to content in the Git
repository is automatically deployed to the static web site.

The website can serve the exact contents of the Git repository, or a
static site generator plugin (e.g., Hugo) can be specified on launch
to automatically generate the site content from the source in the Git
repository.

The required stack parameters are a domain name and an email address.

The primary output values are a list of nameservers to set in your
domain's registrar and a Git repository URL for adding and updating
the website content.

Git repository event notifications are sent to an SNS topic and your<commit_msg>minor readme update<commit_after>
# Git-backed static website powered entirely by AWS

![diagram](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/alestic/aws-git-backed-static-website/master/aws-git-backed-static-website-architecture.gif "Architecture dagram: Git-backed static website powerd by AWS")

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## Overview

This project contains a YAML CloudFormation template that creates a
Git repository and a static https website, along with the necessary
AWS infrastructure glue so that every change to content in the Git
repository is automatically deployed to the static web site.

The website can serve the exact contents of the Git repository, or a
static site generator plugin (e.g., Hugo) can be specified on launch
to automatically generate the site content from the source in the Git
repository.

The required stack parameters are a domain name and an email address.

The primary output values are a list of nameservers to set in your
domain's registrar and a Git repository URL for adding and updating
the website content.

Git repository event notifications are sent to an SNS topic and your
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