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Hello, Roi. I have one article with a good point on how you can configure that https://www.automat-it.com/post/using-presigned-urls-with-cloudfront. It`s not official documentation but this guys as an AWS Partner so people have good experience and knowledge.
Best regards, Andrii
So the thing is, S3 presigned URLs don't work well with CloudFront, since they are two different mechanisms that practically do the same thing. CloudFront is the more elaborate, with many more options and functionality. So instead pre-signed URL you can use signed URL for Cloudfront https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AmazonCloudFront/latest/DeveloperGuide/private-content-signed-urls.html. This will allow more detailed access to the file for those who need it. Best regards, Andrii
Thanks for the help. Please see my solution below.
So, I was able to solve this. I wrote an article on the process:
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Thanks for the quick reply but it doesn't seem like it answers my question regarding upload of a file to a custom domain using CloudFront.