The microstatic gem turns generating your static site and deploying it to S3 into a one-liner. There's a blog post with more details on the what and the why.
Microstatic does two things. Firstly it provides a command-line tool that makes it ridiculously simple to create a new microsite. Secondly it provides a rake task that makes it ridiculously simple to push new content to the microsite.
microstatic setup and you’re done. This will create a new S3 bucket to hold your microsite, and then add a Route 53 entry to wire that S3 bucket up to a subdomain.
rake deploy and you’re done. Microstatic ships with a rake task that will sync your local contents with the S3 bucket hosting your site.
Microstatic: setup a static subdomain microsite in < 30 seconds from Pete Hodgson on Vimeo.
The s3 deployment code was originally written by Giles Alexander
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We found that microstatic demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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