Can I point more than one domain name to an instance on AWS?
I'm looking to use AWS free tier for developing my sites on (moving from a current shared server).
1. I have example.com, example.ca, and example.org domain names. I'd like all these to point to my free tier t2.micro instance so that anyone entering these domains will land on my index page.
Does AWS allow this? If so, how?
2. I have 3 domain names:
example_dev.com for development
example_beta.com for my beta testers to use as I develop the next phase
example_launch.com as the eventual domain for users to use as I continue work on example_dev.com and example_beta.com.
Do I need separate AWS instances to do this, or can I somehow use one free tier instance and redirect each domain request to its own index_dev.php/index_beta.p
1. I have example.com, example.ca, and example.org domain names. I'd like all these to point to my free tier t2.micro instance so that anyone entering these domains will land on my index page.
Does AWS allow this? If so, how?
2. I have 3 domain names:
example_dev.com for development
example_beta.com for my beta testers to use as I develop the next phase
example_launch.com as the eventual domain for users to use as I continue work on example_dev.com and example_beta.com.
Do I need separate AWS instances to do this, or can I somehow use one free tier instance and redirect each domain request to its own index_dev.php/index_beta.p
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