Possible to alias a download link (to file in AWS S3 bucket): ".../Foo_v1.0.13" <-- ".../FooLatest"?

Question

This seems like something that happens often enough that there might already be some provision for doing it that I'm not aware of...

Users of our app download our installer package via a link on our site that points to the file hosted in an S3 bucket on AWS. Once installed, our app uses the same (hard-coded) URL to download and install updates when they become available.

One downside to this is that it requires that the download URL be static, and thus it can't contain any version information.

If we were hosting the download on our own (configurable) web server, I'd have an idea of how to set up a redirect from https://.../Foo_Latest to https://.../Foo_v1.0.13, and we could just manage the alias in that one place?

But since we upload new releases to an S3 bucket on AWS, I'm wondering whether there's not some existing capability on AWS to alias the URL. It seems like this might be a common enough use case that there's some solution already in place for doing this?

Of course, we could just have the static URL point to a server we control, and then do the redirect there to the AWS URL. But that feels like it would somewhat defeat the purpose of using high-availability and high-bandwidth benefits of AWS...

Am I missing anything?