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Hello Michelle, Could you please be more specific on your use case in detailed explanation, if possible with an example.
CloudFront retrieves an object from the S3 bucket based on the HTTP / HTTPS request that it has received. So if the request contains only one object then only that object is retrieved and served, depending on the cache - it can store on edge locations. If you want multiple objects to be retrieved then there should be corresponding continuous requests made depending on the use case for the number of objects.
i don't know how to share screenshots with you on a comment so i am going to answer you via an answer post - don't know if that is correct way to do it - if there is a different way let me know
Hi, I am attaching a screenshot of my bucket/contents. I am also attaching the instructions that i received that showed me how to obtain a single URL. I have succeeded in getting a single URL following these instructions, but i need to be able to get all the URLs. I am thinking there must be a way to do this. I have scoured the boards and online for solutions but all the solutions are different and I am not experienced with this so i have no idea what avenue to follow.
To reference your response, i don't know how to make corresponding continuous requests. I can't figure out how to attach an image so here is a mydrive link to the document... https://docs.google.com/document/d/1IBagr0ljOyws8utFA4Ij69hK_DvryGn0/edit?usp=sharing&ouid=104516473715665804468&rtpof=true&sd=true
I am being in getting these product images into my site, but need the URLs to do so, so any guidance you can give me will be greatly appreciated.
Michelle
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Can you elaborate a little what the issue is. With cloudfront you front an S3 origin so that objects are cached. Objects in a bucket have the logical path