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Static blog site with ability to run backend applications?

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  1. Amazon S3 is an object storage where users can store data from their business on a safe, cloud-based platform. Amazon S3 operates in 54 availability zones within 18 graphic regions and 1 local region.
    You don't need one solution for every part of your website. You can have a great static web host for your static content and then a separate API server for your REST APIs. AWS Lambda is a good choice for serverless REST APIs and you can use Python if you prefer. It's pay what you use so it'll likely be dirt cheap for you. And your front-end code can call out to this API when the form is submitted. No need for it to be on the same server that's hosting your static content. Static content is best served from a static server behind a CDN anyway (eg: AWS S3 behind AWS CloudFront).

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  2. Automatic, event-driven compute service
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    You don't need one solution for every part of your website. You can have a great static web host for your static content and then a separate API server for your REST APIs. AWS Lambda is a good choice for serverless REST APIs and you can use Python if you prefer. It's pay what you use so it'll likely be dirt cheap for you. And your front-end code can call out to this API when the form is submitted. No need for it to be on the same server that's hosting your static content. Static content is best served from a static server behind a CDN anyway (eg: AWS S3 behind AWS CloudFront).

    #Cloud Computing #Cloud Hosting #Backend As A Service 244 social mentions

  3. Amazon CloudFront is a content delivery web service.
    You don't need one solution for every part of your website. You can have a great static web host for your static content and then a separate API server for your REST APIs. AWS Lambda is a good choice for serverless REST APIs and you can use Python if you prefer. It's pay what you use so it'll likely be dirt cheap for you. And your front-end code can call out to this API when the form is submitted. No need for it to be on the same server that's hosting your static content. Static content is best served from a static server behind a CDN anyway (eg: AWS S3 behind AWS CloudFront).

    #CDN #Cloud Computing #Content Distribution 67 social mentions

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