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Questions - amazon-cloudfront

React App in AWS S3 has missing env properties

I developed Frontend (ReactJs) and Backend (Spring boot) for my project. I got following issues when deploying FE to S3 bucket. I set up CodePipeline to: pull the code from repository build step, in ...
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Vergil333

reactjs

amazon-web-services

amazon-s3

amazon-cloudfront

Votes: 0

Answers: 1

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It looks you are using CloudFront to deliver the assets served from your origin (S3). CloudFront is a CDN and it caches content at its edge locations. The solution may be as simple as invalidating you...
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jarmod

Redirection of a path url to its base url

I need to redirect some urls to their original base url, for eg if if i have the below url https://example.com/path/to/something it should be redirected to the below https://example.com Any way i can ...
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display989

nginx

redirect

devops

amazon-cloudfront

nginx-location

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If you want to do this in CloudFront, you can use CloudFront Functions (lightweight JavaScript functions that execute at the edge). Here is an example of doing redirects based on country - you can mod...
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Cristian

CloudFront - Unexpected caching behaviour on error

I am seeing a strange behaviour from CloudFront when my origin throws an error. My scenario is as follows: Initial request: Hits CF, nothing in cache CF makes request to origin which returns a respon...
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Michael

amazon-web-services

caching

amazon-cloudfront

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Thanks to Kevin's comment I was able to understand that this actually the expected behaviour. The documentation at https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AmazonCloudFront/latest/DeveloperGuide/Expiration.html ex...
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Michael

How to host images stored inside S3 static website, over HTTPS?

I have an S3 bucket which I'm using for storing images uploaded by users. Then I save paths to those images in my database, each path looks like so https://bucket-name.s3.eu-central-1... I then added ...
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Chaz Ashley

amazon-web-services

amazon-s3

amazon-cloudfront

Votes: 0

Answers: 1

Latest Answer

Use CloudFront as a server with predefined domain and SSL certificates https://medium.com/@tsubasakondo_36683/serve-images-with-cloudfront-s3-8691d5c387b6
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