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With all these improvements in the various bits of AWS, I keep wondering why Cloudfront is not getting a much-requested feature: gzip compression for files that
by pierrefar 16y ago
With all these improvements in the various bits of AWS, I keep wondering why Cloudfront is not getting a much-requested feature: gzip compression for files that can be when the browser accepts gzip. I know I'm not the only one asking/waiting for this, and the current solutions are very convoluted.
- carson 16y agoAnother feature that would be nice for Cloudfront is being able to back it with a non-s3 resource.
- jeffbarr 16y agoThese are common requests, but I will pass them along to the team anyway to guide our prioritization process.
- thezilch 16y agoIs there a defacto means for communicating these kinds of requests? And if not, I think a request for a feature like Dropbox's Votebox is in order -- https://www.dropbox.com/votebox https://www.dropbox.com/votebox.
- jeffbarr 16y agoWe don't have a formalized suggestion mechanism. You can email them to me (jbarr@amazon.com), post them in the AWS Forums, write your own blog post, or you can come work at Amazon (http://aws.amazon.com/jobs http://aws.amazon.com/jobs) and implement it yourself!