<ul><li>This tutorial guides through deploying a static website using Hugo and Pulumi on AWS S3.</li><li>Steps include setting up Hugo site, configuring Pulumi, deploying to S3, and ensuring public site access.</li><li>Live demo link and GitHub repository for the project are provided.</li><li>Prerequisites include AWS account with IAM user permissions, Pulumi CLI, Node.js, and Hugo.</li><li>Steps involve installing Pulumi CLI, setting up project directory, creating Hugo site, and Pulumi project.</li><li>Further steps cover configuring AWS credentials, installing dependencies, writing Pulumi code, building Hugo site, and deployment.</li><li>Pulumi helps manage infrastructure in TypeScript, streamlines AWS setup, provides Copilot tooling for troubleshooting, and efficient state management.</li><li>Challenges faced include nested folder uploads, public access errors, and customizing Hugo homepage.</li><li>Future steps include adding more content, enabling HTTPS, and setting up CI/CD integration for automation.</li><li>Overall, leveraging Pulumi and Hugo allows deploying scalable static websites effectively.</li></ul>

Fast-Track Your Static Site: Deploying Hugo with Pulumi on AWS S3

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