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There are some common practices while using CloudFront.
- DONOT apply any change on your production environment before you do understand what you are doing.
If you could understand the followings, you may take them into consideration.
- Remember to enable the standard logs.
- Analyze the access log with the tools you like, for example, Athena, Excel or your own script tool. (Python, awk, or simply 'grep')
- Apply WAF to restrict the access to the CMS(content management system, or the 'console' ) of your website.
- You may enable the 'additional metrics' to have a better visibility in how CF and your wordpress works.
- Arrange someone to check the information/output from the 1, 2, 4 above. Also, ask him to check the 'Console Report', too.
You may find out something useful after doing the above.
answered a year ago
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