Caching Static Files with Amazon CloudFront Reviews

AWS_CSA1 A. · Reviewed about 9 years ago

This lab was quite good, but it does give you inaccurate instructions at the step of deleting the existing cf_lab1.html file from S3. It tells you to click the Action tab, which doesn't exist. You must click the More dropdown list and select Delete.

Aaron M. · Reviewed about 9 years ago

38.b. shouldnt the URL be S3 service name and then the bucket name for the S3 URL? https://s3.amazonaws.com/qls-1226915-984ac2210d53526b-s3bucket-runnvmke4b8q/cf_lab1.html

Gaurav R. · Reviewed about 9 years ago

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Jayanta B. · Reviewed about 9 years ago

Minor typo on step 56, "Amazoan". Great examples on the fundamental differences in content distribution modes and redundancy.

Aaron B. · Reviewed about 9 years ago

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Markus W. · Reviewed about 9 years ago

It was an excellent explanation of using CloudFormation and CloudFront.

Rene A. · Reviewed about 9 years ago

Penelope R. · Reviewed about 9 years ago

dorota d. · Reviewed about 9 years ago

Brian K. · Reviewed about 9 years ago

Philip L. · Reviewed about 9 years ago

Nice example of distributing a static website out!

Bob C. · Reviewed about 9 years ago

Daniel S. · Reviewed about 9 years ago

Didn't exactly match up content vs new console. I got through it. However, I noticed that when I deleted the html file as directed, it states that cloud front link should show the old cached version, however, it did not, it also showed an error just like the S3 link.

Douglas C. · Reviewed about 9 years ago