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Using Q To Deploy CloudFront and a TLS Certificate — Cloudfront 🤞
Testing out the CloudFront template for my static website
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TLDR;
This post and the last are closely related. I strated this post, had to jump over and complete the last for OAI to work. But then I had to complete the distribution for OAC to work. That was all covered in the last post.
Then I came back here and had to fix various issues with variables used across stacks.
Q produced an invalid principal in my bucket policy which took a bit to sort out.
I got the CloudFront distribution, policy, and DNS records deployed — but it doesn’t work. I noticed tha the origin settings don’t seem to be getting set by the template but manually setting them did not fix the problem. Also, logging is missing.
Will check back tomorrow to see if I just need to wait longer or fix whatever the problem is.
Here are the prior posts.