Angular index.html refreshed after days on Cloudfront, S3 is uptodate
Im hosting an angular 6 app on S3, everything works fine.
When updating my app on S3, I can immediate navigate to S3 over http and Im getting the newest version at once.
In addition Im hosting the app over https. Therefore Im using CloudFront.
Unfortunately it takes days til my browser shows the newest angular app over https.
One again: Over http accesing directly my S3 bucket, Im getting the newst version at once. But over https (Cloudfront) pointing to the same S3 bucket, I do not get the newest version ...
My idea was to create an invalidation on CloudFronmt for "Object Paths /index.html /assets/", but it doesnt help.
In addition I have added a second invalidation with "Object Paths /" but without any success.
Any ideas on that issue?
Thanks a lot
Andrej
angular ssl amazon-cloudfront
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Im hosting an angular 6 app on S3, everything works fine.
When updating my app on S3, I can immediate navigate to S3 over http and Im getting the newest version at once.
In addition Im hosting the app over https. Therefore Im using CloudFront.
Unfortunately it takes days til my browser shows the newest angular app over https.
One again: Over http accesing directly my S3 bucket, Im getting the newst version at once. But over https (Cloudfront) pointing to the same S3 bucket, I do not get the newest version ...
My idea was to create an invalidation on CloudFronmt for "Object Paths /index.html /assets/", but it doesnt help.
In addition I have added a second invalidation with "Object Paths /" but without any success.
Any ideas on that issue?
Thanks a lot
Andrej
angular ssl amazon-cloudfront
asked 18 hours ago
AndrejAndrej
189
use/*in your invalidation its work for me
– Abhishek
18 hours ago
have you tryed?
– Abhishek
18 hours ago
add a comment |
Im hosting an angular 6 app on S3, everything works fine.
When updating my app on S3, I can immediate navigate to S3 over http and Im getting the newest version at once.
In addition Im hosting the app over https. Therefore Im using CloudFront.
Unfortunately it takes days til my browser shows the newest angular app over https.
One again: Over http accesing directly my S3 bucket, Im getting the newst version at once. But over https (Cloudfront) pointing to the same S3 bucket, I do not get the newest version ...
My idea was to create an invalidation on CloudFronmt for "Object Paths /index.html /assets/", but it doesnt help.
In addition I have added a second invalidation with "Object Paths /" but without any success.
Any ideas on that issue?
Thanks a lot
Andrej
angular ssl amazon-cloudfront
asked 18 hours ago
AndrejAndrej
189
Im hosting an angular 6 app on S3, everything works fine.
When updating my app on S3, I can immediate navigate to S3 over http and Im getting the newest version at once.
In addition Im hosting the app over https. Therefore Im using CloudFront.
Unfortunately it takes days til my browser shows the newest angular app over https.
One again: Over http accesing directly my S3 bucket, Im getting the newst version at once. But over https (Cloudfront) pointing to the same S3 bucket, I do not get the newest version ...
My idea was to create an invalidation on CloudFronmt for "Object Paths /index.html /assets/", but it doesnt help.
In addition I have added a second invalidation with "Object Paths /" but without any success.
Any ideas on that issue?
Thanks a lot
Andrej
angular ssl amazon-cloudfront
angular ssl amazon-cloudfront
asked 18 hours ago
AndrejAndrej
189
asked 18 hours ago
AndrejAndrej
189
asked 18 hours ago
AndrejAndrej
189
asked 18 hours ago
AndrejAndrej
189
asked 18 hours ago
AndrejAndrej
189
189
use/*in your invalidation its work for me
– Abhishek
18 hours ago
have you tryed?
– Abhishek
18 hours ago
add a comment |
use/*in your invalidation its work for me
– Abhishek
18 hours ago
have you tryed?
– Abhishek
18 hours ago
use
/* in your invalidation its work for me– Abhishek
18 hours ago
use
/* in your invalidation its work for me– Abhishek
18 hours ago
have you tryed?
– Abhishek
18 hours ago
have you tryed?
– Abhishek
18 hours ago
add a comment |
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/*in your invalidation its work for me– Abhishek
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have you tryed?
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