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will be less and is a good option for most static sites.
Second, the `--acl-public` option makes everything in the bucket
public, which is what we want for a static website. We want the world
to have read access to the contents of the bucket, and `--acl-public`
accomplishes this.
Third, the `--delete-removed` option tells `s3cmd` to delete files in
the bucket that are not stored locally. This cleans things up so that
you don't have lots of extra crap sitting in your bucket that isn't
being used, but is costing you money. If you upload image files
independently of Dapper or `s3cmd`, you may want to not use this option.
An optional step is to route traffic to your website through Amazon's Route 53.
To do this, follow these steps:
1. Create 2 A records, one for 'mydomain.com' and one for 'www.mydomain.
com'.
2. For each A record, set 'Alias' to yes, and set 'Alias Target' to the S3
bucket with the same name.
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