amazon-cloudfront

问题 Hoping someone can help me out or point me in the right direction. I've been asked to find out how to make Akamai (or any other CDN, or NGINX) modify the actual response body. Why? I'm to make the CDN change all "http://" requests to "https://" instead of modifying the App code to use "//" for external resource requests. Is this possible? Anyone know? 回答1: This appears to be possible via a number of different approaches, but that's not to say how advisable it might actually be. It seems

问题 I have some files that are stored on S3. On users request, I want to transfer them to FTP server of a third party site. Amazon S3 does not support FTP/SFTP. Currently I am downloading the file from S3 to my local server using S3 APIs and then transferring it to third party FTP server. S3 --API--> Local --FTP--> Third party FTP Now, instead I want to transfer the files directly to third party FTP server directly from S3 without downloading it to my local server. S3 ---CloudFront or Other

问题 I'm working on a video app and storing the files on AWS S3, using the default URL like https://***.amazonaws.com/*** works fine but I have decided to use CloudFront which is faster for content delivery. Using CF, I keep getting 403 (Forbidden) using this URL https://***.cloudfront.net/*** . Did I miss anything? Everything works fine until I decide to load the contents from CloudFront which points to my bucket. Any solution please? 回答1: When restricting access to S3 content using a bucket

问题 I have my domain names pointed at cloudfront, which in turn references my EC2 instance using a custom origin. In this case it is the public dns name from EC2 like xxxxx.us-west-2.compute.amazonaws.com. This makes it behave like a reverse proxy. I have a form that takes user information so I would like to set up SSL. Because my main domain points to cloudfront, How do I set up the relationship between cloudfront and the EC2 instance, when using CF like a reverse proxy cache and the EC2

问题 I am trying use signed url to serve S3 bucket as private content via AWS cloudfront. However I keep getting this error 'Missing Key-Pair-Id query parameter or cookie value' <Error> <Code>MissingKey</Code> <Message> Missing Key-Pair-Id query parameter or cookie value </Message> </Error> Here is an example url http://test.example.com/TestContent/test.html?Expires=1431195459&Signature=DSk8HwFScg6EFJla1p8UHB9EM28zXB7k5AwrXZjzByzdlTSMCG-md6MvUFT

问题 I have a website (running within Tomcat on Elastic Beanstalk) that generates artist discographies (a single page for one artist). This can be resource intensive, so as the artist pages don't change over a month period I put a CloudFront Distribution in front of it. I thought this would mean no artist request ever had to be served more than once by my server however its not quite as good as that. This post explains that every edge location (Europe, US etc.) will get a miss the first time they

问题 I have a project where I was storing files in the server itself. The storage is increasing so I need to use a bucket. I thought s3 is the way to go. The issue is the pdf files are sensitive and I don't want to open them to public. I read about a service called CloudFront but then the new feature of Laravel TemporaryUrl as well. So as far as I understand, I shouldn't just use s3, but I should use TemporaryUrl too. Do I need to use CloudFront too? So s3 -> CloudFront -> TemporaryUrl ? Or was

问题 A have a bucket with a public read policy. Now I want to restrict access to some of the objects in order to be accessible only from some IP adresses. Is this possible? I also plan to add CloudFront. What should I do to keep the same settings on each object? Thanks! 回答1: You can use S3 bucket policy. But instead of individual files it will be applied to individual folders in the bucket. You can use policy like the following: { "Version": "2008-10-17", "Id": "testPolicy", "Statement": [ { "Sid"

问题 So currently we have two ec2 instances (lets say A and B) and a cloudfront. If the user goes to www.appdomain.com/app the user should get routed to the cloudfront SPA page. However if the user goes www.appdomain.com the user should be routed to the EC2 instance A, and if user goes to www.appdomain.com/api be routed to EC2 instance B. All of these applications must be on the same domain. Now we found out how to set path rules using an application load balancer, but would like to know how to

问题 My website uses cloudfront for its images. If I load a webpage in a browser, and then use curl to request an image on that page, then the request with curl is a cache miss. A subsequent request with curl is a cache hit. example: run this twice: curl --verbose https://d1hvwudqvjuczb.cloudfront.net/assets/landing/splash_dickenko-2199af423f275d0784c1813cbaab5645.jpg` The first time, X-Cache will be "Miss from cloudfront", the second time it will be "Hit from cloudfront". So it seems cloudfront