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With this there's no DNS to even setup which is nice. Route53 is great but getting the failover and geo-routing to work is ... challenging. But I would def st
by jloveless 9y ago
With this there's no DNS to even setup which is nice.
Route53 is great but getting the failover and geo-routing to work is ... challenging.
But I would def still keep a base NGINX and/or Varnish cache at the origin for sure. Can also look at AWS Cloudfront[1]
[1] https://aws.amazon.com/cloudfront/ https://aws.amazon.com/cloudfront/
- atrudeau 9y agoYep, CloudFront is great. The disadvantage is missing Let's Encrypt support, which is trivial with the two options above.
- manigandham 9y agoAWS has Certificate Manager, you don't need let's encrypt.