How we used Amazon Cloudfront as a CDN with Rails assets | Ruby on Rails, London - The Blog by Dynamic50:

How we used Amazon Cloudfront as a CDN with Rails assets | Ruby on Rails, London - The Blog by Dynamic50

How we used Amazon Cloudfront as a CDN with Rails assets | Ruby on Rails, London - The Blog by Dynamic50:

Amazon Cloudfront is a great way of serving your assets for your site from localised buckets. Firstly you need to set up a new distribution from your amazon CloudFront console here . Associate your distribution with a current bucket, or alternatively with a new bucket name, but if you do this you will need to create the bucket on your s3 account so it is associated with it. I have created a new one and called it d50-assets Enter your cname values, you will need 4 for the standard cnames with Rails assets. Mine are: assets0.dynamic50.com assets1.dynamic50.com assets2.dyanmic50.com assets3.dynamic50.com And create the distribution…. When the distribution is created you will be assigned a domain name for you distribution. In my case this is d1i6gs7snlaxix.cloudfront.net So now your DNS server needs to be configured for your domain. In my case this is from within my slicehost ...

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