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Amazon CloudFront - Content Delivery Network (CDN) Software

Amazon CloudFront Reviews in April 2025: User Ratings, Pros & Cons

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Amazon CloudFront Reviews & Ratings

4.3

Very Good

Based on 206 ratings & 86 reviews

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Excellent

(57)

Very Good

(24)

Good

(1)

Poor

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01/26/18

2 out of 5

Don't put in the wrong setting because it will break everthing

What do you like best? I like that it's already integrated with other AWS services easily, but that's about it. It also seems very highly customizable. What do you dislike? It's really hard to use. Seriously. You really need to know what you're doing. I supposed you could always improve UI/UX, but I think that’s already pretty decent. I’m sure it could probably run faster too, but that’s still not that bad either. Amazon also keeps updating/changing their user interface, so we're having ...

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01/16/18

4 out of 5

Great CDN!

What do you like best? It has a lot of POP's and the integration with websites and custom developments it's easier and faster than with other CDN tools. What do you dislike? That it doesn't suppor Brotli compression, just GZIP. Recommendations to others considering the product Great to have highly available content in the world. What business problems are you solving with the product? What benefits have you realized? Static content availability for websites and developments. The main ...

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12/28/17

4.5 out of 5

Excellent CDN service

What do you like best? Amazon CloudFront is a CDN. To be honest, it's not the most features CDN on the market, but I personally believe it provides everything required for the majority of use cases at an affordable pricing. It's easy to use, you can provision a new distribution in about 30 minutes, it perfectly integrates with Terraform, has 100+ point of presence across the globe and they recently introduced Lambda@Edge - that's the ability to run your functions (lambas directly on CDN ...

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12/27/17

5 out of 5

Use CloudFront to speed up your site with ease

What do you like best? It is a very simple solution to implement and get up and running. All of the main features you would expect to exist are available. What do you dislike? Some delays when clearing cache for items. The pricing can be confusing at first as you need to use a calculator to find out what your bill will look like. Recommendations to others considering the product Once you understand how the AWS administration system works, you will have no problem setting this up. What ...

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12/08/17

5 out of 5

An easy to set-up and manage CDN that has a great price point

What do you like best? CloudFront has allowed us to speed up the website and allows us the ability to use the points of presence to get content faster to the users. What do you dislike? The features are a little limited, such as your SSL and additional items. Support is also a little harder to reach, so you would need to reference online documents and forums for quick fixes. Recommendations to others considering the product It's an easy system to use and operate. It may be lacking some ...

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12/02/17

4.5 out of 5

One of the best, reliable and cheap CDN.

What do you like best? One of the best feature of cloudfront is that it is part of the AWS ecosystem, has an amazing free tier, very east to setup and also supports https by default. Lambda at edge is another feature that makes cloudfront unique and functional. What do you dislike? Cloudfront is very pocket frontly if you don't have a huge data transfer, once the data crosses several 100 TBs the prices go very high. Takes around 40 mins to setup, wish this would have been faster. Another ...

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03/10/17

4.5 out of 5

Why we using CloudFront for our web service

What do you like best? The best thing I like in Amazone CloudFront is it delivery data from the server to clients is quite fast. Even how many concurrency users at the same time or where are the user's located. This will make your site increase the position of the result from the Google search. Amazone CloudFront is also very easy to setup. Just a few clicks and your static data is available anywhere in the world. For the developer, Amazone CloudFront SDK supports a large number of ...

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01/09/17

5 out of 5

CloudFront is Great

What do you like best? Availability and scale are important. As a manager of an online video library, CloudFront allows us to host registration and payments on our own dedicated systems and store large files for video using S3 for CloudFront streaming while controlling access to it. I also like the offsite file storage capabilities. Having nearly unlimited bandwidth availability is key. What do you dislike? The only thing I dislike is some slowness in transferring a file into the edge ...

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08/12/16

4 out of 5

Solid CDN that works great if you use Amazon services

What do you like best? Seriously simple CDN. We already host everything on AWS so using this was a breeze. We use it to deliver 720p resolution images to about 3M devices each week and it's never given us problems. Setting it up took no time and then it just works like any other asset link. We access them via a chromecast app and it's flawless. We manage everything in normal S3 buckets so literally the process is identical, we just drop files into the cdn folder in S3 and follow the ...

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08/02/16

5 out of 5

n excellent performance boost for your site.

What do you like best? The further your customers are from your data the longer the data takes to arrive, making your site appear to be slow. In the current world, customers are spread all over the place, which means that you need to distribute your data to multiple geographic locations in order to give everyone the same speed of access. This is a very costly thing to accomplish when dealing with the physical world, and is still a pain to configure when trying to integrate a random content ...

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