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Yeah, definitely thought about it. It probably makes more sense, however it's a bit more of a pain since you have to re-upload everything to that folder. Howeve
by andrewvc 16y ago
Yeah, definitely thought about it. It probably makes more sense, however it's a bit more of a pain since you have to re-upload everything to that folder. However, it's probably a better way of doing things in terms of invalidation, as visitors either get site version X, or Y, instead of a potential mishmash of both if you invalidate only some part of it by mistake.
- bshep 16y agoJust did an experiment out of curiosity. Once you change the DRO it takes about 3-5mins for the changes to be visible on the cloudfront url, another advantage seems to be that once the served version is updated you no longer get the previous version. Also it seems you cannot change the DRO if an update of the distribution is in progress ( i.e. you cant change it twice in quick succession. )