Geo-Restrictions and Price Classes

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AWS CloudFront allows users to control content delivery based on end-users' geographic locations. Geo-restriction, also known as geoblocking, enables users to block content delivery to specific countries or regions, which can be useful for complying with international copyright laws or licensing ag…

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Question 1

A small e-commerce website has customers from all around the world, but the majority of their customers are located in Asia and Europe. The website owner wants to use CloudFront to deliver some assets only to customers located in Asia and Europe. What is the most effective way to achieve this?

Question 2

An e-commerce website has customers from the United States and Europe. They need to block access to their website from users in certain countries for legal reasons. They are already utilizing CloudFront for their website. What should be their next step?

Question 3

An e-commerce site is served through an Amazon CloudFront distribution in front of an Application Load Balancer. For compliance, requests from specific countries must be blocked at the edge so they never reach the origin. The solution must be the simplest built-in approach that does not add additional managed services. Which action should you take to enforce this restriction?

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