I'm looking for a cost effective method to host multiple static websites.It would be nice to know if this is possible or not. Not all of my websites need this, but one will. For at least one of the websites, it looks like this will involve dynamic rendering, using rendertron or puppeteer or something. Side note(if you can answer this also, it would be helpful, but isn't necessary) This is starting to get very complicated so I wanted to know if there is an easier way. I'd like to avoid NGINX if possible but I'll use it if I have to. Some other tutorials explain it, but talk about setting up an NGINX server, and I don't really know what that is. It looks like I might be able to do this with Route53? Theres an answer from Gianluca Casati, but he didn't really provide enough detail for me to work with. Maybe I'm wrong? Will the costs be insignificant? It looks like cloudfront is going to cost me something similar to what my ec2's are costing me anyway, so it doesn't look like a solution to me. Most tutorials that I look at talk about using cloudfront. I want to put my sites on S3's to save costs. The domain names are handled through Route53 and Namecheap. I used certbot(lets-encrypt) to enable https for my websites. I've created some react websites(I think I'm using the word static correctly, there's some stuff that javascript changes) and currently I'm hosting each on an ec2.
My backend/server understanding is very limited.
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I would also like to keep using Route53 if possible(but not necessary) because I understand how to use it and it's only costing me about $0.50/month. I want to host multiple websites, each with ssl(https) and to not have to spend more than I have to.
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