4 Posts Tagged ‘cloudfront’

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I converted my Lambda@Edge Function to CloudFront Functions

How to function in the clouds.

When Lambda@Edge first came out, I added it to my blog’s CloudFront distribution in order to add security headers. Then, when Lambda@Edge added Python support, I converted my function from JavaScript to Python.

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CloudFront Updates Are No Longer Soul Destroying

Much less idle cloud gazing

I’ve mentioned CloudFront’s speed, or lack thereof, several times in my past posts.

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Validating CloudFormation Templates With cfn-lint

Watching the clouds form

I’ve been working with CloudFormation in some form for about five years now. Two years ago at Time Out, I helped write an in-house tool that performed some basic template linting. One year ago at Genus AI, I started using the AWS Labs tool cfn-lint to validate my templates before deployment. It’s really neat, covers a lot more than our in-house tool did, and has saved me from a number of mistakes.

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Scoring A+ for Security Headers on My Cloudfront-Hosted Static Website

Secure like this castle

On Saturday, I posted my guide on Scoring A+ for Security Headers in Django, following my talk at DjangoCon Europe. I thought it would be a good idea to step up and make my own site score A+, rather than a dismal F! My site isn’t built in Django, but as a Jekyll static site. It’s hosted on AWS S3 and CloudFront.

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