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I spent some time over the past weekend migrating my static-generated blog over to S3+CF and the only problems that I ran into were invalidation and permissions
by johnbellone 14y ago
I spent some time over the past weekend migrating my static-generated blog over to S3+CF and the only problems that I ran into were invalidation and permissions on the bucket. It is likely a result of my lack of knowledge of S3 bucket/CF utilities, but I've been using s3cmd for sync.
Definitely impressed with how quickly it went. I muddled through setting up AWS DNS, S3 and CF through a bunch of blog articles. But it was well worth the time investment.
- sudonim 14y agoRan in to similar issues. Not sure if you saw my article, but the forked version of s3cmd I mention handles invalidation excellently. http://iamnotaprogrammer.com/Jekyll-S3-Cloudfront-Aname-Root.html http://iamnotaprogrammer.com/Jekyll-S3-Cloudfront-Aname-Root...
- johnbellone 14y agoI'll definitely take a look. Likely I'll just wrote a post on my experiences as well once everything is said and done. I haven't had the time over the holiday to figure out the AWS bucket policy. But my overall plan is to have node-webkit shim that has a markdown editor for editing posts. It should be relatively easy and would be a complete win for me blog post wise. Especially since my "drafts" would be in S3 themselves.