##terraform-aws-gatsby
This module sets up the infrastructure required to host a Gatsby static site on AWS with S3 and CloudFront.
Once your infrastructure is set up, we strongly recommend that you use gatsby-plugin-s3 to deploy your site.
Status
This module is in the early phases of development. It should not be used for any serious projects yet.
Features
- Provides a module (
modules/s3-cloudfront-staticwebsitehosting) which creates a site using CloudFront and S3's Static Website Hosting system. - Provides a module (
modules/s3-cloudfront-originaccessidentity) which creates a site using S3 & CloudFront's Origin Access Identity, including a lambda script to handle per-directory index files and missing trailing slashes. (Useful for situations where direct bucket access must be securely prohibited, such as for a password-protected site. Not free tier eligible. Does not support redirect rules, so you'll need to use a clientside redirect plugin likegatsby-plugin-meta-redirect.) - Root module automatically creates an HTTPS certificate and Route53 DNS records, in addition to creating a site using s3-cloudfront-staticwebsitehosting.
- Supports setting custom CloudFront Lambda@Edge functions with either module
Roadmap
- Create module (modules/codebuild-gatsby) which sets up CodeBuild to deploy Gatsby sites using gatsby-plugin-s3
- Write documentation
- Create an example Terraform module which sets up a CI/CD pipeline with two environments, based on this blog post
- Upgrade to Terraform 0.12 (once it comes out)