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I have created an instance on Amazon EC2 then installed whm and cpnel. I am able to access cpanel just by using my domain name ex. domainname.com/2083 but when i go to my domain mane ex. domainname.com it gives This site can’t be reached... I am a bit confused if site wasn't pointed properly then it should not go to Cpanel either but since its able to access cpanel then why its not displaying the website. I have already rechecked name servers and host name. You should login to your AWS EC console then go to the Security Groups and create a custom allow rule for the HTTP traffic (port 80) and

I'm trying to create a small application that interacts with the Product API of Amazon (get prices of articles, and so on) Unfortunately all the C# samples for the interaction with the Amazon WCF service I've found so far are outdated. I know that Amazon decided that each service call must be signed with a personal accessKeyId and secretKey, so all minimal code samples that are older than 2009 (I think they made the change in 2009) are useless. The official Amazon documentation is useless to me as well, as it does not provide necessary information. I've also googled two tutorial on how to

I can't seem to see an obvious answer in the documentation. When I update a file on S3 and I have CloudFront enabled, does S3 send an invalidation signal to CloudFront? Or do I need to send it myself after updating the file? S3 doesn't send any invalidation information to CloudFront. By default CloudFront will hold information up to the maximum time specified by the Cache Control headers that were set when it retrieved the data from the origin (it may remove items from its cache earlier if it feels like it). You can invalidate cache entries by creating an invalidation batch. This will cost you