Okay, maybe it has a little something to do with Corey Quinn.
This site is hosted on CloudFront, and all the code to set up your own static site with CloudFront is included in the GitHub repo.
Really, it's a combination of three tweets.
If you're a programmer, you know that when you have an idea, the first thing you do is buy a domain. There were all these great threads yesterday about what other sites Corey should launch. On a complete whim, I bought lastweekingoogle.com. At the time, I had no idea what I would do with it.
You may be wondering: what about LastWeekInGoogleCloud.com? Or LastWeekinGCP.com? Well, they were already taken. I have my hunches about who owns them. I also bought LastWeekInAlibaba.com. You never know when they might suddenly become a real player.
I've seen lots of folks struggle to find an easy way to host a static site on AWS. Sure, it's "just S3 and CloudFront," but wiring those together can be hard. So, I thought I'd build a fully-functional demo.
The code for the entire site - including the infrastructure - is hosted on GitHub . It deploys:
Well, like I said above - the site has nothing to do with Google.
But also, if it really was a site about what happened last week in Google, how could it ever tell you that Google shut down their Cloud Platform ? I mean, that's what they do, right @killedbygoogle?