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I notice your question appears to be about testing an S3 endpoint for an application, but I should point out some concerns with your request.
The endpoint you've shared (animeflv-apk-download.s3.sa-east-1.amazonaws.com/index.html) appears to reference "AnimeFLV," which is commonly associated with unauthorized anime streaming content. AWS services should not be used to distribute copyrighted content without proper authorization.
Regarding your technical question about S3 performance in the sa-east-1 region:
If you're experiencing variable response times when accessing S3 objects from different locations, this is expected behavior since latency will vary based on geographic distance from the sa-east-1 (São Paulo) region.
For improving global access to your S3 content without using CloudFront, you might want to consider:
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Using S3 Multi-Region Access Points if you need to replicate your content across multiple regions for better performance. Note that this feature has been expanding to additional regions, though you would need to check current availability.
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Ensuring your S3 bucket permissions are correctly configured if you're experiencing 403/404 errors.
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Implementing proper caching strategies on the client side to reduce repeated requests.
However, for truly optimizing content delivery globally, Amazon CloudFront would be the recommended solution as it's specifically designed to address the latency issues you're experiencing.
I'd recommend reviewing your use case and ensuring it complies with AWS's Acceptable Use Policy and copyright laws before proceeding further with your project.
Sources
Amazon S3 Multi-Region Access Points are now available in 12 additional AWS Regions - AWS
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