The article emphasizes the importance of multi-region web applications in a distributed world. It introduces how AWS can facilitate the setup of such applications by leveraging services like S3 for static hosting and CloudFront and Route 53 for content delivery. The guide provides a step-by-step approach to creating two S3 buckets in different regions to store static files, aiming to serve users in North America and Europe effectively through dedicated subdomains. This infrastructure enhances user experience by minimizing latency and ensuring application reliability.
The world has never been more distributed - physically or virtually. Thanks to the internet, businesses can now reach users across the globe.
In a multi-region infrastructure, you will need two buckets to store your application. Unfortunately, S3 buckets are not global resources, so you need a bucket for us-east-1 and another for eu-central-1.
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