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Anyone have an example of creating a public static website using the cognitet aws api? I feel like i'm reinventing the wheel here a bit. Like I think i need to call PutBucketPolicy now to make it available to read?
It seems you mean website backed by an s3 bucket, perhaps served via cloudfront? I'd seriously consider using Cloudformation or Terraform for that. You will find numerous examples on the Internet
Good idea.