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Terraform module to easily provision CloudFront CDN backed by an S3 origin
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Adding origin_access_control_id to custom_origins #326

Closed jjchiw closed 3 weeks ago

jjchiw commented 1 month ago

Adding Origin Access Control Id to Custom Origins

what

Custom Origins didn't have Origin Access Control

Implements this infrastructure

https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/networking-and-content-delivery/image-optimization-using-amazon-cloudfront-and-aws-lambda/

why

Custom Origins didn't have Origin Access Control if we wanted to invoke a lambda we were not able to do it

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📝 Walkthrough
📝 Walkthrough ## Walkthrough The changes in this pull request primarily enhance the configuration options for custom origins in Terraform, particularly for AWS CloudFront distributions. A new field, `origin_access_control_id`, has been added to the `custom_origins` and `s3_origins` variable definitions, allowing for more detailed access control settings. Additionally, several variables have been marked as deprecated, prompting users to transition to alternative configurations. The modifications span multiple files, including documentation, example configurations, and main resource definitions, while maintaining the overall logic and structure of the Terraform scripts. ## Changes | File Path | Change Summary | |------------------------------------|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| | `docs/terraform.md` | Updated `custom_origins` variable to include `origin_access_control_id`. Marked `access_log_bucket_name`, `log_include_cookies`, and `log_prefix` as deprecated. | | `examples/complete/custom-origins.tf` | Added `origin_access_control_id` to `default_custom_origin_configuration`. Updated locals to reference the new field. | | `main.tf` | Updated multiple resources including CloudFront and S3 configurations to incorporate `origin_access_control_id` and refined logic for resource creation. | | `variables.tf` | Modified `custom_origins` and `s3_origins` variable definitions to include `origin_access_control_id`. Added comments for clarity. | ## Poem > In the fields where origins play, > A new ID joins the fray! 🐇 > With access controls now in sight, > Configurations feel just right. > Deprecated paths, we wave goodbye, > For clearer skies, let’s hop and fly! 🌈

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gberenice commented 3 weeks ago

/terratest

github-actions[bot] commented 3 weeks ago

These changes were released in v0.96.0.