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Put Cloudflare in front for SSL. Not sure if that makes the solution more or less complex, never worked with Route53.
by seeekr 9y ago
Put Cloudflare in front for SSL. Not sure if that makes the solution more or less complex, never worked with Route53.
- estsauver 9y agoAs of two years ago, there was a bug with mobile safari and hash fragment preservation, which actually made using a lot of client side JS code very difficult to use directly from s3.
- cloverich 9y agoThis is what I do on Google cloud, presumably the same. CloudFlare for ssl, google Cloud DNS, then a Google bucket. Real simple, real fast.