Flutter Tutorial: Deploy your Flutter Web App in the AWS Cloud

Maybe the best deployment channel for you flutter applications is the web - you have total control over the deployment and your app is available to anyone with access to a web browser.

Flutter applications are static content, so the best way to host them is in a Content Delivery Network, providing scalability, caching and low-latency access across the globe. This is also a very cost-effective way to host your static files.

In this video, I will be demonstrating how to configure AWS S3 storage, setup a Cloudfront distribution, request the certificate for SSL and configure your DNS server to host your app in a sub-domain of your website for encrypted delivery of your application to the users.

[dnrahmath]

I like this :

- Build to web : 01:42
- Deploy : 12:55
- look the web : 14:50

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[reconway]

Excellent and clear explanation of how to deploy with all details covered. Great job!

[h.verheijen]

Great insights for Flutter web apps running on AWS! Thx.

[omiGD]

no waste of time, to the point. not missing anything critical either. thanks.

[ajai_aj]

That was quite informative!! Thanks from india

[eexxqts]

I am new to aws.. will it work same for flutter with amplify hosting?

[karanv]

hey, is setting the bucket to public a security risk for your app? does that mean someone with access to the bucket url can get its contents? sorry im kinda new to AWS hosting .

[rafaelcruz]

Great video!! I'm using API Gateway and Lambda Functions and after deploying and accessing my web app I have CORS error. Did you by any change already came across this error? Thanks in advance

[messi_maeun_stew]

Can you just allow access to s3 from CloudFront only, with all the other public access blocked?

[juanmacias]

Woooow, gotta say Firebase is way more streamlined. >...<

[yogeshriyat]

I'm confused on why you are calling Flutter apps "static" content? Flutter allows for Stateful widgets? Maybe I'm missing something!