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That's a super broad question covering a lot of ground (content management, website hosting, user authentication, etc.).
Can you do all of those things? Absolutely. Service such as CloudFront, S3, Cognito, API Gateway (just for starters) are where I'd go but there are many more (including some that you've mentioned).
Would I recommend the GitHub>CodeDeploy->EC2
architecture pattern? Not necessarily. Mainly because hosting static files is a great use case for CloudFront and S3 (far less expensive and far more scalable too). But there are many factors to consider here.
I'd strongly recommend reaching out to your local AWS Solutions Architect to find the best way for you to meet your requirements.
Ok thanks for your feedback. Much appreciated. I don't have the budget for hiring an AWS Solutions Architect I'm afraid but just trying to understand the AWS solutions for a real world project for now. A Premium Support Developer Plan $29/m offers "architecture guidance" it seems so will try that route. Having to install Shibboleth SP3 on the server would appear to make S3 not an option. The CMS also can't easily be hooked up with a CDN like CloudFront unfortunately. Vendor is planning a plugin to accommodate CDN integration. Will look into Cognito and keep researching. Thanks for pointing me in the right direction and have a nice day. H
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You don't have to hire an AWS Solutions Architect. We (the Solutions Architect team) are a customer-facing part of the AWS team. Look us up on LinkedIn and we're happy to help.