Update infrastructure to use NextJS for frontend #2741
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Now that we are ready to use NextJS as the production frontend service we are removing the references to S3 as the asset origin. This also removes the duplicate Fastly service that was being used for testing and extraneous DNS entries.
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What are the relevant tickets?
https://github.com/mitodl/hq/issues/5556
Description (What does it do?)
Now that we are ready to use NextJS as the production frontend service we are removing the references to S3 as the asset origin. This also removes the duplicate Fastly service that was being used for testing and extraneous DNS entries.
How can this be tested?
Run a Pulumi preview and verify that the duplicate DNS and Fastly entries will be deleted and the existing Fastly service will point to NextJS