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Serving static content from S3 bucket
- Many vendors focus on optimizing static content delivery through geographic distribution, caching, and CDNs.
- AWS's S3 bucket is ideal for hosting static content and delivering it directly to browsers.
- Creating and managing S3 buckets for static content manually via AWS console is a preferred method by some users.
- To secure the S3 bucket, it is recommended to disable all public access in the AWS console.
- References to additional resources like S3 bucket and ACM certificate are required for CloudFront distribution in CDK script.
- Creating a CloudFront distribution entails setting cache policies, origin request policies, and domain configurations.
- Adding an alias A record to Rt53 hosting zone and creating a bucket policy for S3 bucket are final steps in the process.
- Temporarily enabling public access to the S3 bucket may be required during redeployment or updates of static content.
- Ensure Lambda functions have proper permissions to read and write to the S3 bucket when working with more complex CDK scripts.
- Sometimes simple solutions can solve complex issues, like removing unnecessary parameters in function arguments.
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