Examples of using Cloudfront returns in English and their translations into Spanish
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For example, if CloudFront returns d111111abcdef8.
CloudFront returns the requested content to the viewer.
The HTTP status code that CloudFront returns to the viewer.
The HTTP status description that CloudFront returns to the viewer.
If you exceed the limit, CloudFront returns an error message.
CloudFront returns the 4xx or 5xx status code to the viewer.
CloudFront returns HTTP status code 502(Bad Gateway) to the viewer.
CloudFront returns an HTTP status code of 403(Forbidden) to the user.
If the files are in the cache, CloudFront returns them to the user.
CloudFront returns HTTP status code 301(Moved Permanently)
CloudFront returns the cached file to the viewer and caches it in the edge location.
The HTTP status code that CloudFront returns to viewer along with the custom error page.
cache headers does not affect which headers CloudFront returns to the viewer.
CloudFront returns all of the headers that it gets from the origin with a few exceptions.
If no domain name matches, CloudFront returns HTTP status code 502(Bad Gateway) to the viewer.
Content-Length header- CloudFront returns the object to the viewer as it gets the object from your origin.
Transfer-Encoding: Chunked- CloudFront returns the object to the viewer as it gets the object from your origin.
If a viewer GET request includes a body, CloudFront returns an HTTP status code 403(Forbidden) to the viewer.
No Content-Length header- CloudFront returns the object to the viewer
When the new location returns the object, CloudFront returns it to the viewer and caches it in an edge location.