AWS Cloudfront returning a specific origin in access-control-allow-origin when it’s supposed to return *
I have a cloudfront distribution with an S3 bucket as the origin, in my cloudfront behaviour I have Response headers policy as SimpleCORS and Origin request policy as CORS-S3Origin, my S3 CORS configuration allows the domain I’m requesting from (both with www. and without), but Access-Control-Allow-Origin only returns the www. version for some reason, not letting me use the resource when I access the website without www.
Make CloudFront domain the only way to access my static website
I have set up a simple static web site on AWS as an exercise.
Cloudfront Adding Query Parameters To Signed URL Causes Access Denied
So i have been following this article:
aws cloudfront path pattern is not being triggered
I setup two a cloudfront with two s3 buckets origins (see image)
Does it make sense to “Let Cloudfront access S3 with VPC endpoint”
Currently I am making an infrastructure with Cloudfront infront of S3 for serving public static assets.
The customer requested that they don’t like to have their public static assets being public on S3. They asked to put those assets inside VPN somehow with VPC endpoint
Is Cloudfront distribution backed by s3 able to return entire “folder” via prefix?
I am trying query cloudfront with key prefix. ex. of key “{uuid}/static/{uuid}.json”.
Lag when streaming music from AWS S3 and Cloudfront
I’m building a music streaming app and I have all the musics stored in a S3 bucket.
I also set up a CDN with Cloudfront.
The problem is that when I go on my deployed site and I play any music it lags (it takes multiple seconds to play one second) but when I play it from the dev environment it works perfectly (I’m using the same database and bucket between my dev environment and my deployed site).
I don’t understand why there is a difference and what could be its origin.
Error when setting an S3 Policy & CloudFront : Policy has invalid action (only action being “S3.GetObject”)
I’m trying to set up an S3 Express Zone storage class, which only works with directory buckets.
To allow public access to the file, I understand I need to create a CloudFront distribution, which I did.
How can I identify what causes an Intermittent CloudFront 500 error?
On my page https://squareballoon.co.uk/blog I’m using CloudFront to load images from Amazon S3.
Cloudfront access to bucket without S3 bucket policy?
I am attempting to set up a Cloudfront distribution to an S3 bucket as I’m specifically attempting to set up a referer policy. The problem is that Cloudfront seems to be ignoring the bucket policy completely. I don’t even have the Cloudfront policy set on this private S3 bucket, and yet I can still access all content through the Cloudfront distribution.