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    4. Attach above created role to lambda function.
    5. Update `EC2 public ip` inside `lambda_handler.py`.
    6. IAM Role
    ```
    {
    "Version": "2012-10-17",
    "Statement": [
    {
    "Effect": "Allow",
    "Principal": {
    "Service": [
    "lambda.amazonaws.com",
    "edgelambda.amazonaws.com"
    ]
    },
    "Action": "sts:AssumeRole"
    }
    ]
    }
    ```


    ## Setup lambda@edge trigger
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    }
    ```
    3. Now upload `index.html` and `wordDoc.doc.html` to s3.
    4. Update static website hosting base path to `index.html`

    ## Create cloudfront distrubution
    1. Create cloudfront distrution with above create s3 as origin. keep other setting as default
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    ## Validate
    1. Open in browser `<cloud_front_distrinution_url>/webPage.aspx` it should open page from EC2.
    2. `<cloud_front_distrinution_url>/wordDoc.doc` it should open page from S3 bucket.
    3. `<cloud_front_distrinution_url>/ it should get 503 Error
    3. `<cloud_front_distrinution_url>/` it should get 503 Error



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    Before deploy functions to lambda@edge, we have to meet some prerequisites as below:
    1. S3 bucket with public website hosting and set `index.html` as base path.
    2. Cloudfront distribution to server content for lambda@edge.
    3. EC2 instance with nginx and sample pages.
    3. Setup webserver on EC2 instance.
    4. Create lambda function.
    5. Setup lambda@edge trigger.
    6. Validation.
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    1. Create cloudfront distrution with above create s3 as origin. keep other setting as default
    2. Check by entering distrubution url if it returns s3 `index.html` page

    ##
    ## Setup webserver on EC2 instance
    1. Create EC2 instance with ubuntu 18.04 and public ip.
    2. Login to EC2 instance using public ip and private key.
    3. Install nginx using below command
    ```
    # sudo -i
    # apt-get update
    # apt-get install -y nginx
    # systemctl start nginx.service
    # systemctl enable nginx.service
    # touch /var/www/html/index.html
    # echo "Sample Page from EC2 nginx webserver" > /var/www/html/index.html
    ```
    4. Allow port `80` and `443` instance security group.

    ## Create lambda function
    1. Create lambda function with runtime `python 3.7 `.
    2. Update code from file `lambda_handler.py`
    3. Create role as `lambda-edge` with below policy
    ```
    {
    "Version": "2012-10-17",
    "Statement": [
    {
    "Effect": "Allow",
    "Action": [
    "logs:CreateLogGroup",
    "logs:CreateLogStream",
    "logs:PutLogEvents"
    ],
    "Resource": [
    "arn:aws:logs:*:*:*"
    ]
    }
    ]
    }
    ```
    4. Attach above created role to lambda function.
    5. Update `EC2 public ip` inside `lambda_handler.py`.


    ## Setup lambda@edge trigger
    1. Publish new version of lambda.
    2. On new publish version
    Add trigger --> Choose cloud front --> Deploy to Lambda@Edge --> select distribution --> choose event `viwer request` --> confirm

    ## Validate
    1. Open in browser `<cloud_front_distrinution_url>/webPage.aspx` it should open page from EC2.
    2. `<cloud_front_distrinution_url>/wordDoc.doc` it should open page from S3 bucket.
    3. `<cloud_front_distrinution_url>/ it should get 503 Error







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    ## Create cloudfront distrubution
    1. Create cloudfront distrution with above create s3 as origin. keep other setting as default
    2. Check by entering distrubution url if it returns s3 index.html page
    2. Check by entering distrubution url if it returns s3 `index.html` page

    ##

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    # Deploy Lambda@edge
    Before deploy functions to lambda@edge, we have to meet some prerequisites as below:
    1. S3 bucket with public website hosting
    2. Cloudfront distribution to server content for lambda@edge
    1. S3 bucket with public website hosting and set `index.html` as base path.
    2. Cloudfront distribution to server content for lambda@edge.
    3. EC2 instance with nginx and sample pages.
    4. Create lambda function
    5. Setup lambda@edge trigger
    6. Validation
    4. Create lambda function.
    5. Setup lambda@edge trigger.
    6. Validation.

    ## Create S3 Bucket with public website hosting
    1. Create S3 bucket and add enable static website hosting.
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    ```
    3. Now upload `index.html` and `wordDoc.doc.html` to s3.

    ## Create cloudfront distrubution
    1. Create cloudfront distrution with above create s3 as origin. keep other setting as default
    2. Check by entering distrubution url if it returns s3 index.html page

    ##


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    To deploy functions to lambda@edge, we need below prerequisites:
    1. Cloudfront distribution
    2. S3 bucket with public website hosting
    3. EC2 instance with nginx and sample pages
    # Deploy Lambda@edge
    Before deploy functions to lambda@edge, we have to meet some prerequisites as below:
    1. S3 bucket with public website hosting
    2. Cloudfront distribution to server content for lambda@edge
    3. EC2 instance with nginx and sample pages.
    4. Create lambda function
    5. Setup lambda@edge trigger
    6. Validation

    ## Create S3 Bucket with public website hosting
    1. Create S3 bucket and add enable static website hosting.
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    #
    To deploy functions to lambda@edge, we need below prerequisites:
    1. Cloudfront distribution
    2. S3 bucket with public website hosting
    3. EC2 instance with nginx and sample pages

    ## Create S3 Bucket with public website hosting
    1. Create S3 bucket and add enable static website hosting.
    2. Add below bucket policy
    ```
    {
    "Version": "2012-10-17",
    "Statement": [
    {
    "Sid": "PublicReadGetObject",
    "Effect": "Allow",
    "Principal": "*",
    "Action": "s3:GetObject",
    "Resource": "arn:aws:s3:::<bucket_name>/*"
    }
    ]
    }
    ```
    3. Now upload `index.html` and `wordDoc.doc.html` to s3.


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