Question 2When uploading files to host a static website on S3, what permission do you need?1 pointRead accessWrite accessAdmin accessPublic read access

To host a static website on S3, you need Public read access. Here's a step-by-step guide:

1. First, you need to create an S3 bucket. This is where you will upload your website files.

2. After creating the bucket, you need to enable static website hosting. You can do this by going to the properties of your bucket and enabling the "Static website hosting" option.

3. Next, you need to set the permissions for your bucket. This is where the "Public read access" comes in. You need to allow everyone to read the objects in your bucket so they can access your website.

4. To do this, go to the permissions tab of your bucket and add a bucket policy that allows public read access.

5. After setting the permissions, you can now upload your website files to the bucket. Make sure that the index document and error document you set when enabling static website hosting match the names of your actual files.

6. Once your files are uploaded, your website should be accessible through the bucket's endpoint.