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To host plain HTML files (static website content) on AWS, the standard and most popular option is Amazon S3 (Simple Storage Service) using its built-in Static Website Hosting feature.
Depending on your requirements for speed, custom domains, or deployment workflows, there are three primary ways to set this up:
Key Options for Hosting HTML on AWS
- Amazon S3 (Static Website Hosting): The simplest and most direct method. You upload your
.html,.css, and.jsfiles into an S3 bucket, enable Static Website Hosting in the bucket properties, and setindex.htmlas your default index document.AWS generates a unique website URL for your bucket. - Amazon S3 + Amazon CloudFront (Recommended for Production): Best for performance, custom domains, and HTTPS support. S3 stores the files, while Amazon CloudFront acts as a Content Delivery Network (CDN) to cache and serve your static HTML globally with low latency and free SSL/TLS encryption.
- AWS Amplify: Best for automated deployments from Git. You connect a GitHub or GitLab repository containing your HTML files to AWS Amplify, and it automatically builds and hosts the site globally whenever you push changes.
Best Choice Summary
| Use Case | Recommended AWS Option |
| Simple, direct upload without SSL/custom domain | Amazon S3 |
| Production site with custom domain, global CDN, and free HTTPS | Amazon S3 + CloudFront |
| Automatic deployments directly from Git (GitHub, GitLab) | AWS Amplify |
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