Reducing Amazon Cloudfront Costs

cathy_holmes

how to reduce amazon cloudfront costs? Are there any other methods?I am currently using Amazon CloudFront to deliver content for my website. I am happy with the performance and the price, but I am always looking for ways to reduce costs. Are there any methods that anyone is aware of that could help me reduce my Amazon CloudFront costs?

ticklishsnake260

Use Amazon CloudFront tinys3 instead of Amazon S3 for storage.
Use Amazon CloudFrontzip compression.
Use Amazon CloudFront price classes to choose the lowest cost option for your specific region.
Use Amazon CloudFront geo restricting to ensure that only the users who should have access to your content are able to access it.
Use Amazon CloudFront signed URLs or signed cookies to control access to your content.
Use Amazon CloudFront key pairs to encrypt your content.
Set up Amazon CloudFront to deliver your content from multiple origins, such as Amazon S3 and Amazon EC2.
Use Amazon CloudFront to cache static content and use Amazon S3 for dynamic content.
Use Amazon CloudFront to deliver your content to users via a Content Delivery Network (CDN).
Use Amazon CloudFront to distribute content around the world using a globally distributed network of edge locations.

beautifulduck472

There are a few things you can do to help reduce your Amazon CloudFront costs:

Use Amazon CloudFront's price classes to choose the level of service you need.
Use Amazon CloudFront's Cache Behavior Settings to customize how long content is cached and what types of content you want to cache.
Use Amazon CloudFront's Minimum TTL setting to ensure that your content is cached for at least the minimum time you specify.
Use Amazon CloudFront's max-age header to further control how long content is cached.
Use Amazon S3's Transfer Acceleration feature to speed up the delivery of your content to your viewers.
Use Amazon CloudFront's Origin Shield feature to cache content at multiple locations.
Use Amazon CloudFront's Prefetch feature to cache content before it is requested.
Use Amazon CloudFront's Query String Forwarding and Invalidation feature to cache content based on query strings.
Use Amazon CloudFront's Compression feature to compress content before it is served to viewers.
Use an Amazon CloudFront content delivery network (CDN) to deliver your content.
Use Amazon Route 53 to route traffic to your Amazon CloudFront distribution.
Use Amazon CloudFront's Web Application Firewall (WAF) to protect your content from malicious attacks.