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On 11/05/2013 4:52 PM, Anders Ingemann
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Great question - and I promise this is not a set-up! Yes, but Amazon's got it covered. However, the charging pattern for this would be: 1) for the traffic from the Edge locations to the end customer, based upon where that Edge is in the world - volume charge - charge per request against CloudFront - a few cents per 10,000 HTTP requests. Details are here http://aws.amazon.com/cloudfront/pricing/ 2) for the EC2 instance - volume charge for the egress traffic from (to the Edge locations; but then that's cached for a (configurable) period, and its only for specific files within /debian/dists/*, which is relatively small) - per-hour charge for the EC2 host; this can be optimized with Reserved Instance pricing If you find any files being stale through CloudFront please let me know. The default cache time for everything in /debian/dists/ is currently 5 minutes; I may increase this slowly to 15. Overriding this are the following LocationMatch lines: 60 seconds for: ^/debian/dists/.*\.diff/(Index)? 60 seconds for: ^/debian/dists/.*/i18n/(Index|Translation-.*)? 60 seconds for: ^/debian/dists/.*/(binary-.*|source)/(Packages(\..*)?|Sources(\..*)?|Release)? So in the case of the files http://cloudfront.debian.net/debian/dists/testing/main/binary-amd64/Packages.diff/: * The directory index should match and be refreshed after 60 seconds * The "Index" file should match and be refreshed after 60 seconds * The individual time-stamped files falls to the default 5 minutes for everything in /debian/dists/ (but these could be indefinitely cached in theory) The default cache expiry time for paths in /debian/project/ is 60 seconds. And lastly, for the main pools - 24 hours. I'll continue to tune this There's 40 Edge locations currently live for CloudFront globally. James --
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