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A : Correct — AWS Amplify natively supports multiple Git branches mapped to environments (dev, staging, UAT, prod), auto-deploys on merge, supports CodeCommit/Bitbucket/GitHub, serves via HTTPS by default, fully serverless — zero servers running continuously. Least operational overhead. B : Faux — Elastic Beanstalk runs servers continuously (EC2 instances). Violates the "no servers running continuously" requirement. Also more operational overhead to manage environments.
C) Eliminated - Additional steps needed to configure CloudFront for HTTPS. Also need multiple S3 buckets (for dev, stg, prod etc). Though S3 is great choice, but as compare to Amplify, more effort
A) AWS Amplify is purpose-built for deploying and hosting static websites and serverless backends with minimal operational overhead. B) Eliminated - Elastic Beanstalk is overkill for hosting static websites since it is designed for running full-stack web applications with servers C) Eliminated : S3 does not natively support branch-to-environment linking D) Eliminated: Using EC2 instances is entirely unnecessary for hosting static websites. It involves the highest operational overhead