ABSTRACT

 With the growing dependence on digital platforms, hosting websites in a cost-effective, scalable, and easily manageable manner has become an essential requirement for students, startups, and professionals. Traditional hosting models often demand dedicated servers, regular maintenance, and significant financial investment, which makes them less practical for lightweight and rapidly changing applications. This work presents a serverless website hosting framework built on Amazon Web Services (AWS), designed to minimize infrastructure overhead while ensuring real-time deployment through continuous integration and continuous delivery (CI/CD). The system employs AWS S3 for static content storage, CloudFront for global content distribution, Route 53 for DNS management, and AWS Certificate Manager for secure communication. A simple static webpage was created using basic front-end tools (HTML, CSS, and JavaScript) and integrated into the hosting environment. Automation of updates is achieved through GitHub Actions and AWS CodePipeline, enabling changes in the source repository to be reflected on the live site without manual intervention. The framework delivers low latency, strong security, and high availability, proving effective as a practical and reusable model for academic projects and lightweight professional use cases.

Index Terms - Serverless Hosting, AWS S3, CloudFront, Route 53, AWS Certificate Manager, GitHub Actions, CodePipeline, CI/CD, Static Website, Cloud Computing.