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Yes, that is also an issue for us, we provide a large number of downloads (virtual machines, installers) that go into the TB and it would be quite expensive to
by ridruejo 15y ago
Yes, that is also an issue for us, we provide a large number of downloads (virtual machines, installers) that go into the TB and it would be quite expensive to move that over to EC2. One nice feature of Amazon, if you can afford it, is the ease of use with which you can put that content on their CDN
- WALoeIII 15y agoYou can use their CDN (CloudFront) without moving your origin to EC2/S3. http://docs.amazonwebservices.com/AmazonCloudFront/latest/DeveloperGuide/index.html?CreatingDistributions.html http://docs.amazonwebservices.com/AmazonCloudFront/latest/De...
- FxChiP 15y agoBe sure to read the documentation though -- at the very least, keep in mind that they do not honor query strings, so any dynamic (I.e. behind a script) content you may want cached, you may have to do a little webserver rewrite magic for.