Creating a CloudFront Distribution

With our origin server set we can now create a CloudFront distribution and activate our new CDN.

Here are all of the videos in Creating a CDN for Craft Assets:

1IntroductionA quick introduction to what we'll learn in this course. 03:55
2Setting Up a S3 Bucket as OriginWe set up a new S3 bucket as the origin for the CDN and create a IAM policy, group, and user. 07:28
3Adding a Remote Volume in CraftWith our origin S3 bucket created we install the S3 plugin and switch the local volume to a remote volume. 02:16
4Creating a CloudFront DistributionWith our origin server set we can now create a CloudFront distribution and activate our new CDN. 04:35
5Updating Craft's Remote Volume with CloudFront DistributionAs a last step, we update our remote volume to use the new CloudFront URL and ID. 01:51
6Adding a CloudFront Default Index PageWe continue working on our CDN by making a small, but nice improvement: adding a default template that will show when you access the CloudFront URL root. 04:09
7Adding a 404 Page to a CloudFront CDNJust like before, we want to make sure that invalid requests via the browser return something nicer than just XML. So, let's add a custom 404 response to our CloudFront distribution. 03:48
8Adding a Custom Domain to CloudFront CDN (with SSL)To make switching CDN providers easier because we won't be tied to a provider-specific URL, we add a custom domain to our CloudFront distribution. 06:24

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