I have created a Cloudfront Distribution in AWS using S3 Bucket.
I have uploaded some files in S3 bucket and provided the public readonly file permission to all the files.
I can see all the files using the cloudfront server URL.
I want to delete some files from the cloudfront. I have deleted those files from the S3 bucket, and run the Cloudfront Invalidation also to delete the files from edge servers immediately. but the files are still there. I can access those files form the cloudfront URL. The files are there in the edge servers even after the TTL.
Can someone pls tell me how to solve this problem?
Thanks in advance!
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I am new to Pocketbase. I found that Pocketbase offers an S3 file system config but I dont know how to set it up completely. Currently, I am uploading my images to S3 separately then save the link to the DB.
I am setting my bucket publicly accessible, if possible, do you know if I can set my bucket only accessible to pocketbase?
I search a way to replicate between S3 buckets across regions.
The purpose is that if a file accidentally deleted because a bug in my application, I would be able to restore it from the other bucket.
There is any way to do it without upload the file twice (meaning, not in the application layer)?
Set versioning on your S3 Bucket. After that it will keep all version files which you uploaded or updated in S3 Bucket. After that you can restore any version of file from version listing. See - Amazon S3 Object Lifecycle Management
We are looking for reliable cloud storage which have a function to set restriction to access files in folder for requests from predefined domains? For example:
I can download file by url http://cool-storage.com/resource-folder1/file.bin from sites http://mywebsite.com and http://yourwebsite.com. But I can't download file.bin from site http://theirsite.com.
We tried to use Amazon S3, but it has this functionality only for bucket, not to folders or files inside it. Also Amason S3 has limit to bucket creation.
Has anyone similar task?
Thanks
I have set up S3 with CloudFront as my CDN. As you know, when you upload files to S3 bucket, they are pushed to all CloudFront's edge locations and cached for best performance.
If I delete files from S3 they remain in CDN's cache and are still being served to the end-users. How to prevent this behavior? I want CloudFront to serve only the files that are actually available in the S3 storage.
Thanks in advance.
You can invalidate objects on Cloudfront using the API or the Console. When doing this, the files get deleted from the Cloudfront edge locations.
I am trying to load one of my S3 buckets.
File i am trying to load is huge tarball on the web, I don't want to download file on my disk and then again start uploading it to S3 bucket.
is there any way that I can directly specify this URL and it get added to S3 ?
You have to "put" to S3, and it does not "get".