Gatsby Plugin S3

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Gatsby Plugin S3

Deploy your gatsby site to a S3 bucket.

Overview:

The gatsby-plugin-s3 is a powerful tool that enables users to easily deploy their Gatsby sites to an S3 bucket with minimal configuration. This plugin takes care of the deployment process, optimizes the site, syncs files, handles redirects, optimizes caching, and even offers optional serverless framework support. Users can also customize their S3 objects with additional parameters if desired.

Features:

  • Deployment Automation: Fully handles the deployment process for users.
  • Optimal Configuration: Automatically creates/updates the bucket with optimal settings.
  • File Syncing: Syncs Gatsby files to the S3 bucket and updates metadata.
  • Redirect Management: Supports setting up redirects for the site.
  • Caching Optimization: Automatically optimizes caching for better performance.
  • Serverless Framework Integration: Optional support for serverless framework.
  • Custom Object Parameters: Allows users to add their own parameters to uploaded S3 objects.
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