Working with Amazon CloudFront for Dynamic Content Acceleration Reviews

Evan L. · Reviewed almost 10 years ago

I know I did everything according to the steps. But, how would I know my custom404 page has been served correctly - this will indicate I did everything exactly as per the steps.

Lee Kiong T. · Reviewed almost 10 years ago

Nev S. · Reviewed almost 10 years ago

Kevin T. · Reviewed almost 10 years ago

Sudhanshu M. · Reviewed almost 10 years ago

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Ram R. · Reviewed almost 10 years ago

very useful and clear

Muyi C. · Reviewed almost 10 years ago

Justine F. · Reviewed almost 10 years ago

Jose Luis P. · Reviewed almost 10 years ago

Ryan B. · Reviewed almost 10 years ago

Gene T. · Reviewed almost 10 years ago

Tiffanie K. · Reviewed almost 10 years ago

Slightly deeper dive into CloudFront options when considering most sites a of a dynamic structure nowadays.

Scott M. · Reviewed almost 10 years ago

Was fine. I already do this in production just wanted to check I was not doing something stupid.

Alistair P. · Reviewed almost 10 years ago

It took a long time to initialize some of the content.

Jonathan C. · Reviewed almost 10 years ago

Benjamin P. · Reviewed almost 10 years ago

Carmen P. · Reviewed almost 10 years ago

Instructions on page 8 is outdated.

Emanuel C. · Reviewed almost 10 years ago

Mitch B. · Reviewed almost 10 years ago

Sean J. · Reviewed almost 10 years ago

Kennith L. · Reviewed almost 10 years ago

Cloudfront propagation times are very long, making for a lot of thumb-twiddling. I get why that's the case and it's not much of an issue for prod usage, but is rough for a lab. I wonder if a "not really prod" CF or something that was confined to a few POPs might allow for a snappier demo/lab experience.

Jim S. · Reviewed almost 10 years ago

Karl H. · Reviewed almost 10 years ago