AWS Amplify

The AWS Amplify Console provides a Git-based workflow for deploying and hosting fullstack serverless web applications. Continuous deployment allows developers to deploy updates to their web app on every code commit to their Git repository. The flexibility of the Amplify Console allows developers to deploy the whole backend that they have configured with the Amplify CLI or just use the Console to deploy only the frontend. The Amplify Console offers fully managed hosting for web apps with features such as instant cache invalidation, atomic deploys, password protection and redirects. Developers can also connect a custom domain to their app, setup feature branches for their development workflow and enable automatic cache invalidation to an edge for a better global user experience. The Amplify Console also makes it easy to monitor the performance of web apps by tracking key metrics. The Amplify Console is built with best practices from AWS such as enabling HTTPS by default on custom domains and using CDN-based cache invalidations (for better global performance), all while still giving developers flexibility to customize their caching behavior. The console UI is built to guide developers through the application development process from start to finish. With built-in CI/CD workflows, you no longer need to worry about manually standing up an S3 bucket and configuring it for static website hosting. Deploy your app in 3 steps: connect your Git repository, configure your build settings, and deploy your app.