Request and Response Behavior, and Supported HTTP Status Codes

Introduction to Amazon CloudFront
- CloudFront Concepts
- How CloudFront Delivers Content
- Locations of CloudFront Edge Servers
- Paying for CloudFront
- CloudFront or Amazon S3?
Getting Started with CloudFront
Creating Download Distributions
Creating Streaming Distributions
Migrating from Amazon S3 to CloudFront
Working with Distributions
- Changes to the CloudFront API
- Overview of Download and Streaming Distributions
- Actions on Distributions
- Working with Download Distributions
- Working with Streaming Distributions
- Using Alternate Domain Names (CNAMEs)
- Choosing the Price Class for a CloudFront Distribution
- Listing, Viewing, and Updating CloudFront Distributions
- Deleting a Distribution
Working with Objects
- Format of URLs for CloudFront Objects
- How CloudFront Processes HTTP and HTTPS Requests
- How CloudFront Forwards, Caches, and Logs Query String Parameters
- How CloudFront Forwards, Caches, and Logs Cookies
- Adding, Removing, or Replacing Objects in a Distribution
- How CloudFront Processes Partial Requests for an Object (Range GETs)
- Specifying a Default Root Object (Download Distributions Only)
- Serving Compressed Files
- Restricting Access to Objects Based on the Geographic Location of End Users (Geoblocking)
Request and Response Behavior, and Supported HTTP Status Codes
- Request and Response Behavior for Amazon S3 Origins
- Request and Response Behavior, and Supported HTTP Status Codes for Custom Origins
Serving Private Content through CloudFront
- Task List: Serving Private Content
- Using an Origin Access Identity to Restrict Access to Your Amazon S3 Content
- Specifying the AWS Accounts That Can Create Signed URLs (Trusted Signers)
- Overview of Signed URLs
- Creating a Signed URL Using a Canned Policy
- Creating a Signed URL Using a Custom Policy
- Using Linux Commands and OpenSSL for Base64-Encoding and Encryption
- Code and Examples for Creating a Signature for a Signed URL
Using an HTTPS Connection to Access Your Objects
Using IAM to Control Access to CloudFront Resources
Access Logs
General Usage Data
Troubleshooting
Load Testing CloudFront
Making API Requests
- Endpoints
- AWS Support for Programming Languages
- REST Requests
- REST Responses
- Authenticating REST Requests
CloudFront Tutorials
- Live HTTP Streaming Using CloudFront and Adobe Flash Media Server 4.5
- Live Smooth Streaming Using Amazon CloudFront and IIS Media Services 4.1
- Restricting Access to Files in a CloudFront Distribution Based on Geographic Location (Geoblocking)
- On-Demand Video Streaming Using CloudFront and Adobe Flash Player
- On-Demand Video Streaming Using CloudFront and Flowplayer for Adobe Flash
- On-Demand Video Streaming Using CloudFront and JW Player
Amazon CloudFront Resources
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