If you followed the earlier tips on how to host your Octopress blog on either Amazon S3 or Amazon CloudFront, you’ll most likely wonder how to get your blog to be accessible from both http://www.mywebsite.com and http://mywebsite.com, that is with or »
Following the quick tips on how to host an Octopress blog on Amazon S3, here is below some additional tips for using Amazon CloudFront. You’ll need again your s3cmd friend we used before, but the requirements are now to use at least the 1.1.0 beta 1 »
As I could not find an easy way to deploy my blog on Amazon S3 (using the website hosting feature), I remembered that Octopress being based on Jekyll, I might find some help searching via Google for an integration between Jekyll and Amazon S3. I found »
This is the first post on this new blog. I used to create one blog per interest before but as my blog post volume was not good enough, I’ve decided to concentrate all my posts into one blog. Meanwhile I’ve discovered Octopress and will now start blogging »