Streaming Dynamic Content using Amazon CloudFront Reviews

aluno3 B. · Reviewed almost 9 years ago

aluno1 B. · Reviewed almost 9 years ago

Great.

Future P. · Reviewed almost 9 years ago

Matthew W. · Reviewed almost 9 years ago

Super cool!

Marc B. · Reviewed almost 9 years ago

Jonathan L. · Reviewed almost 9 years ago

R C. · Reviewed almost 9 years ago

Monica L. · Reviewed almost 9 years ago

It's pretty specific, not bad just not something I have much of a need for.

Tony P. · Reviewed almost 9 years ago

I wasn't able to stream my material. I might have missed something. Interesting stuff though.

Albert P. · Reviewed almost 9 years ago

Mathew K. · Reviewed almost 9 years ago

Chris G. · Reviewed almost 9 years ago

Blaise K. · Reviewed almost 9 years ago

Matthew W. · Reviewed almost 9 years ago

Yaron B. · Reviewed almost 9 years ago

nice lab

GUILHERME G. · Reviewed almost 9 years ago

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Cristian P. · Reviewed almost 9 years ago

MIchael T. · Reviewed almost 9 years ago

Nicole M. · Reviewed almost 9 years ago

g

AWS_CSA9 A. · Reviewed almost 9 years ago

sure why not

Victor B. · Reviewed almost 9 years ago

Tyler P. · Reviewed almost 9 years ago

Great! By the way, you can open *.m3u8 files by Safari with OSX

Abdennour T. · Reviewed almost 9 years ago

I find it strange that once the video starts playing, the URL in my browser is that of the S3 path, and not the CloudFront path. Does this mean that my browser has simply been redirected by CloudFront? Does this mean that CloudFront is not working at all for me? This kind of clarity would be good - CloudFront is a service that it is hard for someone to understand when it is actually serving content, vs. just redirecting me to the origin. (It would be a very expensive redirect mechanism...)

Brian K. · Reviewed almost 9 years ago