Module Description
You can use AWS CloudFront as a reverse proxy in front of your whole Drupal site.
This module provides a very simple AWS CloudFront Purge Purger plugin.
WARNING: You are charged for each invalidation on CloudFront. Do your own calculations before using this module.
Installation This module requires you to have the AWS SDK loaded in your classpath.
The recommended approach is to install this module via composer, which will also install the dependency. You can manually install the AWS SDK using the following::
composer require aws/aws-sdk-php:~3.0Configuration You need to specify the Distribution ID in your settings.php.
$config['cloudfront_purger.settings']['distribution_id'] = 'ABCD1234';Alternatively, you can use drush to set it, then export as part of your site configuration.
drush config-set cloudfront_purger.settings distribution_id ABCD1234Overriding AWS CloudFront region.
You can override the CloudFront client region by adding the following to your sites services.yml file:
parameters: cloudfront.cloudfront_client.options: region: us-east-1 version: latestAWS Authentication You can set the AWS key and secret in settings.php:
$config['cloudfront_purger.settings']['aws_key'] = 'ABCD1234'; $config['cloudfront_purger.settings']['aws_secret'] = 'ABCD1234';If you do not explicitly set AWS key and secret in config, it will fall back to:
* IAM Roles
* Exporting credentials using environment variables
* Using a profile in a ~/.aws/credentials file
See the AWS SDK Guide on Credentials
You will need to allow the cloudfront:CreateInvalidation action in your IAM policy.
This module provides a very simple AWS CloudFront Purge Purger plugin.
WARNING: You are charged for each invalidation on CloudFront. Do your own calculations before using this module.
Installation This module requires you to have the AWS SDK loaded in your classpath.
The recommended approach is to install this module via composer, which will also install the dependency. You can manually install the AWS SDK using the following::
composer require aws/aws-sdk-php:~3.0Configuration You need to specify the Distribution ID in your settings.php.
$config['cloudfront_purger.settings']['distribution_id'] = 'ABCD1234';Alternatively, you can use drush to set it, then export as part of your site configuration.
drush config-set cloudfront_purger.settings distribution_id ABCD1234Overriding AWS CloudFront region.
You can override the CloudFront client region by adding the following to your sites services.yml file:
parameters: cloudfront.cloudfront_client.options: region: us-east-1 version: latestAWS Authentication You can set the AWS key and secret in settings.php:
$config['cloudfront_purger.settings']['aws_key'] = 'ABCD1234'; $config['cloudfront_purger.settings']['aws_secret'] = 'ABCD1234';If you do not explicitly set AWS key and secret in config, it will fall back to:
* IAM Roles
* Exporting credentials using environment variables
* Using a profile in a ~/.aws/credentials file
See the AWS SDK Guide on Credentials
You will need to allow the cloudfront:CreateInvalidation action in your IAM policy.
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Version Available
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Module Summary
This module aims to solve the need for a simple AWS CloudFront Purge Purger plugin for Drupal sites, allowing users to easily invalidate content on CloudFront.
Data Name
cloudfront_purger
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