Working with Amazon CloudFront for Dynamic Content Acceleration Reviews

hanhui l. · Reviewed about 8 years ago

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Tricia P. · Reviewed about 8 years ago

James D. · Reviewed about 8 years ago

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Ajeet T. · Reviewed about 8 years ago

Login doesn't work with the cloudfront domain (the cookie doesn't seem to be honoured) I changed the setting under Cookie Settings -> Cookie domain (set to the cloudfront domain) but it didn't work

Enrique S. · Reviewed about 8 years ago

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Jean K. · Reviewed about 8 years ago

Horrible lab. 1. step 43 fails. either need to create a new identity or fill one in. default as instructed does neither, ergo failure. 2. step 19. selecting the default is a big mistake It took 31 minutes to deploy. every change makes it sit there, "in progress". selecting us/canada/europe cut down the deployment to a reasonable amount of time. I finally got the lab complete with 13 minutes to spare. I tried creating a cloudfront distribution with just us/canada/europe, and the time it took was reasonable. 3. you create a 404 message, etc, but you do nothing to test any of the cloudfront tech in the lab.

john r. · Reviewed about 8 years ago

Wow, didn't realize the world has become simpler, well at least in getting your content served at the edges around the world with hardly much effort :)

Sridhar K. · Reviewed about 8 years ago