We have hosted a React web app using S3 and Cloudfront. Whenever we are fetching any static assets, the waiting for server response is coming around 200 - 1000 ms. Can we do something to bring this to under 100ms time? Our main Cloudfront settings are - Use all edge locations (best performance) - Compress objects automatically: Yes - Caching policy: Caching Optimized Recommended for S3 - Restrict viewer access: No - S3 bucket is hosted in ap-south-1 - User is trying to access the website in ap-south-1 region only.

Waiting for server response is high

We have hosted a React web app using S3 and Cloudfront. Whenever we are fetching any static assets, the waiting for server response is coming around 200 - 1000 ms. Can we do something to bring this to under 100ms time?

Our main Cloudfront settings are

Use all edge locations (best performance)
Compress objects automatically: Yes
Caching policy: Caching Optimized Recommended for S3
Restrict viewer access: No
S3 bucket is hosted in ap-south-1
User is trying to access the website in ap-south-1 region only.

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存储计算网络和内容交付

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亚马逊简单存储服务 (S3)网站配置 Amazon CloudFront 缓存

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English

ak14

已提问 1 年前1158 查看次数

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First confirm you're not accessing S3 as a an S3-hosted static website. You should access it as a native S3 origin.

Then have a look at your metrics in CloudFront, and Developer Tools in your web browser, to ensure CloudFront caching is happening as expected.

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skinsman

已回答 1 年前

ak14
1 年前
Yes, I'm accessing all the assets from S3 as native S3 origin. Network tab is showing, 'Hit from Cloudfront'. But still, the waiting for server response time is over 200ms. Is there anything that I'm missing?
skinsman 专家
1 年前
Can't think of anything else on the server side, maybe it's a client-side issue? Are you able to get someone to try accessing from a different ISP?

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