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3 years ago
Given a Cloudfront instance acting as a web distribution for an S3 bucket, what's the recommended approach to a public GET, authorised PUT?
Is it possible to use a combination of Origin Access Identity and AWS Signature Version 4?
As far as I can see, once a Cloudfront Distribution uses "Restrict Bucket Access" with an Origin Access Identity, it is solely responsible for creating "AWS Signature Version 4" signed requests to S3.