Vacation lets you host Jekyll sites on S3. It is a gem. You add it via gem install vacation.
Then you take a vacation.
Make site.
These should look something like the ones you get from Amazon. Not Rackspace.
Full ~/.fog support will land in a bit.
Then identify the name of the bucket you want to hork things into.
Vacation destructively overwrites the contents of the target bucket for now.
Previous content is (optionally, if you use the vacation executable) backed
up to a secondary bucket.
If you deploy to bucket_name bucket is called bucket_name-vacation-backup.
Vacation gets invoked via a command line executable script, also called vacation!
vacation <bucket name>
vacation <bucket name> <path to source>
Your AWS information can be read from the environment as
AWS_ID and AWS_KEY or using the following variables:
--[no-]backup Back up the contents of the destination bucket
--id [ID] Your AWS access key id
--key [KEY] Your AWS secret key
--version Display current version
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