In the real world, an S3 website is usually pointed to by a custom domain (for example, qnatime.com). One restriction with this approach is that the bucket name and the custom domain have to be the same. We can work around this by using the CloudFront CDN. You will see that in a later recipe in this chapter. 

S3 website endpoints do not currently support HTTPS. We can, however, work around this, by configuring the CloudFront CDN over our website configuration, and then adding SSL support, utilizing Amazon Certificate Manager (ACM). We will cover that in a later recipe within this book.