Amazon CloudFront Migration Execution Service
Revolgy · Operations & Productivity
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## 1\. Migration Execution Services
### 1.1 From Other CDNs to CloudFront
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We replicate or adapt existing rules (e.g., SSL/TLS, firewall, edge functions) to CloudFront.
### 1.2 Greenfield Deployments
For clients without a CDN, we design and implement new CloudFront distributions optimized for performance and security.
### 1.3 Minimal Downtime Cutovers
We use DNS-based transitions with Route53 health checks to ensure reliable switchover.
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## 2\. Sample Engagement Flow
- **Discovery & Proposal**
We meet with prospective clients to assess needs, then produce a migration plan and project cost estimate.
- **Pilot Implementation**
We create a staging CloudFront distribution, test the solution, and refine configurations.
- **Full Rollout**
We conduct a controlled DNS cutover, monitor traffic, and address issues in real time.
- **Review & Optimize**
Post-launch, we provide ongoing support, performance tuning, and cost analysis.
- **Scale & Evolve**
As the client's business grows, we leverage additional AWS services and advanced CloudFront features.
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## 3\. Technical Execution: Migration Paths
### 3.1 Existing CDN to CloudFront
- **Replicate CDN Settings**
- SSL/TLS: Import or request certificates in ACM.
- Firewall & Rules: Translate existing CDN page/firewall rules to CloudFront Behaviors or AWS WAF.
- Edge Compute: Replace custom edge scripts (e.g., Cloudflare Workers) with Lambda@Edge or CloudFront Functions.
- **Configure CloudFront Distribution**
- Origins: Connect to S3, ALB, or external.
- Caching: Set custom cache policies for static vs. dynamic content.
- WAF: Port firewall rules into AWS WAF.
- Logging: Enable access logs or real-time logs.
- **Parallel Testing**
- Create a staging distribution.
- Test traffic with a subdomain.
- Validate performance and security.
- **Cutover**
- Lower DNS TTL.
- Update DNS CNAME to CloudFront.
- Monitor for errors.
- **Rollback**
- Revert DNS to old CDN if major issues arise.
### 3.2 New-to-CloudFront
- **Identify Origin**: On-premises, other cloud, or AWS-based.
- **Setup Distribution**: Configure behaviors, SSL, caching, WAF.
- **Pilot, Test & Launch**: Use partial traffic routing or a subdomain to validate before a full DNS switch.
## 4\. Infrastructure as Code Implementation
We maintain all CloudFront configurations as infrastructure as code, enabling version control, automated deployments, and consistent environments across all client implementations.
### 4.1 CloudFormation
- Custom CloudFormation templates for different use cases (static websites, dynamic applications, video streaming)
- Nested stacks for complex deployments involving multiple AWS services
- Integration with AWS Organizations for multi-account deployments
- Custom resource types for advanced configurations
- Automated rollback capabilities
### 4.2 Terraform
- Reusable Terraform modules for common CloudFront patterns
- State management in S3 with DynamoDB locking
- Integration with multiple provider configurations for cross-account setup
- Workspace-based environment separation
- Custom providers for specialized requirements
### 4.3 CI/CD Integration
- Automated deployment of infrastructure changes
- Blue-green deployment patterns for CloudFront configurations
- Integration with AWS CodePipeline, Gitlab CI and GitHub Actions
- Automated security and compliance validation
### 4.4 Version Control and Documentation
- Git-based version control for all infrastructure code
- Documentation generation
- Change tracking and audit compliance
- Peer review processes for infrastructure changes
Highlights
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From Other CDNs to CloudFront We replicate or adapt existing rules (e.g., SSL/TLS, firewall, edge functions) to CloudFront.
Greenfield Deployments {#1.2-greenfield-deployments} For clients without a CDN, we design and implement new CloudFront distributions optimized for performance and security.
Minimal Downtime Cutovers {#1.3-minimal-downtime-cutovers} We use DNS-based transitions with Route53 health checks to ensure reliable switchover.
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