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Not exactly true. I use S3 account to host my files only. I don't use it for hosting or whatsoever. If I use robots.txt, I prevent it from appearing in Google a
by goglog 17y ago
Not exactly true. I use S3 account to host my files only. I don't use it for hosting or whatsoever. If I use robots.txt, I prevent it from appearing in Google and since you don't know my bucket name or my S3 account name, you can't read my robots.txt file.
- rgrove 17y agoIf you need a robots.txt, you're doing it wrong. Set the ACLs on your buckets and files so that they're not readable or listable by anyone but you. There's no reason to depend on obscurity to protect your data when you can easily secure it using ACLs.