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Doesn't that mean that I can "back up" by CDN with my Nginx. As a fallback that is. How does that change how CloudFront can serve negotiated gzipping?
It's worth noting that Amazon Cloudfront supports custom origin servers now, so you can have both the varying Gzip encoding and the benefits of distributed servers at the same time.
Origin server means the place that CloudFront gets original content from, and that Accept: headers are sent over HTTP 1.0 to Nginx. See here for more information: http://www.nomitor.com/blog/2010/11/10/gzip-support-for-amazon-web-services-cloudfront/
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Doesn't that mean that I can "back up" by CDN with my Nginx. As a fallback that is. How does that change how CloudFront can serve negotiated gzipping?
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It's worth noting that Amazon Cloudfront supports custom origin servers now, so you can have both the varying Gzip encoding and the benefits of distributed servers at the same time.
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Origin server means the place that CloudFront gets original content from, and that Accept: headers are sent over HTTP 1.0 to Nginx. See here for more information: http://www.nomitor.com/blog/2010/11/10/gzip-support-for-amazon-web-services-cloudfront/