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`Overview
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`Features
`
`Pricing
`
`Getting Started
`Resources ¥
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`Media
`
`Customers
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`Partners
`
`Networking and Content Delivery > Amazon CloudFront » Key Features
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`Amazon CloudFront Key
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`North America
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`South America
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`
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`
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`Case 2:24-cv-07763-MWC-AGR Document 38-13
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`Europe
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`Middle East
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`Africa
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`Asia Pacific
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`Australia and New Zealand
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`North America
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`Europe
`Middle East
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`Asia Pacific
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`Australia and New Zealand
`
`Global Edge
`Network
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`Reliable, low latency and high throughput
`
`network connectivity
`Network Connectivity and Backbone
`
`Amazon CloudFront peers with thousands of Tier
`1/2/3 telecom carriers globally, is well connected
`with all major access networks for optimal
`performance, and has hundreds of terabits of
`deployed capacity. CloudFront edge locations are
`seamlessly connected to AWS Regions through
`the fully redundant AWS network backbone. This
`backbone is comprised of multiple 400GbE
`parallel fibers across the globe and interfaces
`with tens of thousands of networks for improved
`
`origin fetches and dynamic content acceleration.
`
`Amazon CloudFront has three types of
`infrastructure to securely deliver content with
`
`high performance to end users:
`
`CloudFront Regional Edge Caches (RECs) are
`situated within AWS Regions, between your
`applications’ web server and Cl S
`of Presence (POPs) and embedt
`
`Presence. CloudFront has 13 RECs globally.
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`provider (ISP) networks. CloudFront has 700+
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`POPs in 100+ cities across 50+ countries.
`
`CloudFront embedded Points of Presence are
`situated within internet service provider (ISP)
`networks, closest to end viewers. In addition to
`CloudFront POPs, there are 900+ embedded
`POPs across 300+ cities in North America,
`
`Europe, and Asia.
`
`Learn more about Amazon CloudFront in China
`
`Security
`
`Protection against network and
`
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`SSL/TLS encryptions and HTTPS +
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`application origin requests is automatically
`reduced. Content is stored in CloudFront’s
`edge and regional caches and only fetched
`from origins when needed. The load on
`application origins can be further reduced by
`using Origin Shield to enable a centralized
`caching layer. Origin Shield optimizes cache hit
`ratios and collapses requests across regions
`leading to as few as one origin request per
`object. This reduced traffic to your origins
`helps increase the availability of your
`
`applications.
`
`Edge computing
`
`CloudFront Functions
`
`Amazon CloudFront offers programmable and
`secure edge CDN computing capabilities
`through CloudFront Functions and AWS
`Lambda@Edge. CloudFront Functions is ideal
`for high scale and latency sensitive operations
`like HTTP header manipulations, URL
`rewrites/redirects, and cache-key
`normalizations. These types of short running,
`lightweight operations support traffic that is
`often unpredictable and spiky. For example,
`you can use CloudFront Functions to redirect
`requests to language specific versions of your
`site based on the Accept-Language header of
`the incoming request. Because these functions
`execute at all of CloudFront’'s edge locations,
`
`they can scale instantly to millions of requests
`
`ID #:781backend architecture redundancy. CloudFront’s
`
`native origin failover capability automatically
`serves content from a backup origin when the
`primary origin is unavailable. The origins set
`up with origin failover can be any combination
`of AWS origins like EC2 instances, Amazon S3
`buckets, or Media Services, or non-AWS origins
`like an on-premises HTTP server. Additionally,
`you can implement advanced origin failover
`capabilities with CloudFront and
`Lambda@Edge.
`
`Learn more
`
`Lambda@Edge
`
`AWS Lambda@Edge is a general-purpose
`serverless compute feature that supports a
`wide range of computing needs and
`customizations. Lambda@Edge is best suited
`for computationally intensive operations. This
`could be computations that take longer to
`complete (several milliseconds to seconds),
`take dependencies on external 3rd party
`libraries, require integrations with other AWS
`services (e.g., S3, DynamoDB), or need
`networks calls for data processing. Some of
`the popular advanced use cases include HLS
`streaming manifest manipulation, integrations
`with 3rd party authorization ion
`services, server-side renderin le-
`
`page apps (SPA) at the edge and more.
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`typically under one millisecond. You can also D #:782
`utilize CloudFront KeyValueStore, a global,
`low-latency, key value data store to store and
`
`retrieve lookup data from within CloudFront
`Functions. CloudFront KeyValueStore makes
`CloudFront Functions more customizable by
`
`allowing independent data updates.
`
`Real-time metrics and
`logging
`
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`Amazon CloudFront is integrated with Amazon 099 l ng
`
`CloudWatch, and automatically publishes six
`operational metrics per distribution, which are
`displayed in a set of graphs in the CloudFront
`console. Additional, granular metrics are
`available with simple click on the console or
`
`via API.
`
`Learn more
`
`DevOps friendly
`
`CloudFront provides two ways to log the
`requests delivered from your distributions:
`Standard logs and Real-time logs. Standard
`logs are delivered to the Amazon S3 bucket of
`your choice (log records are delivered within
`minutes of a viewer request). When enabled,
`CloudFront will automatically publish detailed
`log information in a W3C extended format
`into an Amazon S3 bucket that you specify.
`CloudFront real-time logs are delivered to the
`data stream of your choice in Amazon Kinesis
`Data Streams (log records are delivered within
`seconds of a viewer request). You can choose
`the sampling rate for your real-time logs—
`that is, the percentage of requests for which
`
`you want to receive real-time log records.
`
`Learn more
`
`Fast change propagation and
`
`+
`invalidations
`Full-featured APIs and DevOps tools +
`Edge behaviors =+
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`you a high level of deployment safety. You can
`now deploy two separate but identical
`environments—blue and green, and enable
`simple integration into your continuous
`integration and delivery (Cl/CD) pipelines with
`the ability to roll out releases gradually without
`any domain name system (DNS) changes. It
`ensures that your viewer gets a consistent
`experience through session stickiness by binding
`the viewer session to the same environment.
`Additionally, you can compare the performance
`of your changes by monitoring standard and
`real-time logs and quickly revert to the previous
`configuration when a change negatively impacts
`a service. Typical use cases for this feature
`include checking for backward compatibility,
`post-deployment verification, and validating new
`features with a smaller group of viewers. Learn
`
`more
`
`Pricing options for every level of usage +
`
`Free data transfer between AWS cloud
`services and Amazon CloudFront for -+
`
`origin fetches
`
`Reduce Origin operating costs +
`
`
`
`
`
`
`
`
`Whaziq 2:24- cv 07763 MWC-AGR Document 38-13 Filed 04/08/25 Page 10 of 13 Page
`ID #:785
`
`AWS announces new edge location in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
`01/24/2025
`
`Amazon CloudFront announces origin modifications using CloudFront Functions
`11/21/2024
`
`Amazon CloudFront now supports Anycast Static IPs
`11/20/2024
`
`Amazon CloudFront now supports additional log formats and destinations for access logs
`11/20/2024
`
`Amazon CloudFront announces VPC origins
`11/20/2024
`
`Amazon CloudFront now supports gRPC delivery
`11/20/2024
`
`AWS Application Load Balancer announces CloudFront integration with built-in WAF
`11/15/2024
`
`Amazon CloudFront no longer charges for requests blocked by AWS WAF
`11/06/2024
`
`AWS announces new edge location in Qatar
`11/01/2024
`
`Amazon CloudFront launches support for JA4 fingerprinting
`10/11/2024
`
`See all the Amazon CloudFront announcements >>
`
`Get started
`
`Pricing Free Tier
`
`
`
`
`
`
`
`
`
`Sign up for a
`free account
`
`Getting started
`
`Learn more about
`
`Amazon CloudFront Start bmldln*g\&
`pricing with AWS
`
`AWS for the Edge
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`Bringing data processing and analysis closer to end-
`points
`
`AWS Free Tier
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`Gain free, hands-on experience with AWS for 12 months
`
`
`
`
`
`
`
`
`
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`Accelerate Your Career with Free Training on AWS Skill Builder
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`Architecture Center Java on AWS Knowledge Center
`AWS Accessibility
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`Product and Technical FAQs PHP on AWS AWS Support Overview
`What Is DevOps?
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`Analyst Reports JavaScript on AWS Legal
`What Is a Container?
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`AWS Partners AWS Careers
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`What Is a Data Lake?
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`What is Artificial Intelligence (Al)?
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`ID #:776
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`Exhibit L
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`
`
`
`
`
`
`
`Case 2:24-cv-07763-MWC-AGR Document 38-13 Filed 04/08/25 Page 2 of 13 Page
`ID #:777
`
`Amazon CloudFront
`Overview
`
`Features
`
`Pricing
`
`Getting Started
`Resources ¥
`
`Media
`
`Customers
`
`Partners
`
`Networking and Content Delivery > Amazon CloudFront » Key Features
`
`Amazon CloudFront Key
`Features
`
`North America
`
`South America
`
`
`
`
`
`
`
`
`
`Case 2:24-cv-07763-MWC-AGR Document 38-13
`
`Europe
`
`Middle East
`
`Africa
`
`Asia Pacific
`
`Australia and New Zealand
`
`North America
`
`* Edge Locations
`
`= List view
`
`ID #:778
`
`* Embedded POPs
`
`Filed 04/08/25 Page 3 of 13 Page
`
`* Regional Edge Caches
`
`® 66 0 0 6
`
`>
`
`
`
`
`
`
`
`
`SouthQasee?iza-cv-07763-MWC-AGR Document 38-13 Filed 04/08/25 Page 4 of 13 Page v
`
`Europe
`Middle East
`Africa
`
`Asia Pacific
`
`Australia and New Zealand
`
`Global Edge
`Network
`
`ID #:779
`
`Reliable, low latency and high throughput
`
`network connectivity
`Network Connectivity and Backbone
`
`Amazon CloudFront peers with thousands of Tier
`1/2/3 telecom carriers globally, is well connected
`with all major access networks for optimal
`performance, and has hundreds of terabits of
`deployed capacity. CloudFront edge locations are
`seamlessly connected to AWS Regions through
`the fully redundant AWS network backbone. This
`backbone is comprised of multiple 400GbE
`parallel fibers across the globe and interfaces
`with tens of thousands of networks for improved
`
`origin fetches and dynamic content acceleration.
`
`Amazon CloudFront has three types of
`infrastructure to securely deliver content with
`
`high performance to end users:
`
`CloudFront Regional Edge Caches (RECs) are
`situated within AWS Regions, between your
`applications’ web server and Cl S
`of Presence (POPs) and embedt
`
`Presence. CloudFront has 13 RECs globally.
`
`
`
`
`
`
`
`
`Case 2:24-cv-07763-MWC-AGR Document 38-24 9T B GATR A5 TeRElE £ T51bgg avithin
`ID #:/8{k AWS network and peer with internet service
`
`provider (ISP) networks. CloudFront has 700+
`
`POPs in 100+ cities across 50+ countries.
`
`CloudFront embedded Points of Presence are
`situated within internet service provider (ISP)
`networks, closest to end viewers. In addition to
`CloudFront POPs, there are 900+ embedded
`POPs across 300+ cities in North America,
`
`Europe, and Asia.
`
`Learn more about Amazon CloudFront in China
`
`Security
`
`Protection against network and
`
`application layer attacks +
`SSL/TLS encryptions and HTTPS +
`Access control -
`Compliance +
`
`Availability
`
`Origin Shield Enabling redund~=~ #~r
`
`k3 3 E -
`Web applications often need to contend with origins !
`spikes in traffic during peak periods of activity.
`
`
`
`
`
`
`
`
`BY Usiag A S A S AL B S ument 38- 13U EISTbAGRIZE™ BAGRE 1Y e
`
`application origin requests is automatically
`reduced. Content is stored in CloudFront’s
`edge and regional caches and only fetched
`from origins when needed. The load on
`application origins can be further reduced by
`using Origin Shield to enable a centralized
`caching layer. Origin Shield optimizes cache hit
`ratios and collapses requests across regions
`leading to as few as one origin request per
`object. This reduced traffic to your origins
`helps increase the availability of your
`
`applications.
`
`Edge computing
`
`CloudFront Functions
`
`Amazon CloudFront offers programmable and
`secure edge CDN computing capabilities
`through CloudFront Functions and AWS
`Lambda@Edge. CloudFront Functions is ideal
`for high scale and latency sensitive operations
`like HTTP header manipulations, URL
`rewrites/redirects, and cache-key
`normalizations. These types of short running,
`lightweight operations support traffic that is
`often unpredictable and spiky. For example,
`you can use CloudFront Functions to redirect
`requests to language specific versions of your
`site based on the Accept-Language header of
`the incoming request. Because these functions
`execute at all of CloudFront’'s edge locations,
`
`they can scale instantly to millions of requests
`
`ID #:781backend architecture redundancy. CloudFront’s
`
`native origin failover capability automatically
`serves content from a backup origin when the
`primary origin is unavailable. The origins set
`up with origin failover can be any combination
`of AWS origins like EC2 instances, Amazon S3
`buckets, or Media Services, or non-AWS origins
`like an on-premises HTTP server. Additionally,
`you can implement advanced origin failover
`capabilities with CloudFront and
`Lambda@Edge.
`
`Learn more
`
`Lambda@Edge
`
`AWS Lambda@Edge is a general-purpose
`serverless compute feature that supports a
`wide range of computing needs and
`customizations. Lambda@Edge is best suited
`for computationally intensive operations. This
`could be computations that take longer to
`complete (several milliseconds to seconds),
`take dependencies on external 3rd party
`libraries, require integrations with other AWS
`services (e.g., S3, DynamoDB), or need
`networks calls for data processing. Some of
`the popular advanced use cases include HLS
`streaming manifest manipulation, integrations
`with 3rd party authorization ion
`services, server-side renderin le-
`
`page apps (SPA) at the edge and more.
`
`
`
`
`
`
`
`
`Per seEgnd ¥5h NI RS G0 RLH e Bl cument 38-HE2 R 84/08/25
`
`typically under one millisecond. You can also D #:782
`utilize CloudFront KeyValueStore, a global,
`low-latency, key value data store to store and
`
`retrieve lookup data from within CloudFront
`Functions. CloudFront KeyValueStore makes
`CloudFront Functions more customizable by
`
`allowing independent data updates.
`
`Real-time metrics and
`logging
`
`Page 7 of 13 Page
`
`
`
`
`
`
`
`
`Real=time metricsscr pocument 3s-Standand.andxeal=time
`
`ID #:783l o
`Amazon CloudFront is integrated with Amazon 099 l ng
`
`CloudWatch, and automatically publishes six
`operational metrics per distribution, which are
`displayed in a set of graphs in the CloudFront
`console. Additional, granular metrics are
`available with simple click on the console or
`
`via API.
`
`Learn more
`
`DevOps friendly
`
`CloudFront provides two ways to log the
`requests delivered from your distributions:
`Standard logs and Real-time logs. Standard
`logs are delivered to the Amazon S3 bucket of
`your choice (log records are delivered within
`minutes of a viewer request). When enabled,
`CloudFront will automatically publish detailed
`log information in a W3C extended format
`into an Amazon S3 bucket that you specify.
`CloudFront real-time logs are delivered to the
`data stream of your choice in Amazon Kinesis
`Data Streams (log records are delivered within
`seconds of a viewer request). You can choose
`the sampling rate for your real-time logs—
`that is, the percentage of requests for which
`
`you want to receive real-time log records.
`
`Learn more
`
`Fast change propagation and
`
`+
`invalidations
`Full-featured APIs and DevOps tools +
`Edge behaviors =+
`
`
`
`
`
`
`
`
`C()ffistinuqusvlwc-AGR Document 3
`
`ID #:7
`
`deployment
`
`Cost effective
`
`%’firfiinfilfid&flw&nt RageAaidAoRagRes
`
`you a high level of deployment safety. You can
`now deploy two separate but identical
`environments—blue and green, and enable
`simple integration into your continuous
`integration and delivery (Cl/CD) pipelines with
`the ability to roll out releases gradually without
`any domain name system (DNS) changes. It
`ensures that your viewer gets a consistent
`experience through session stickiness by binding
`the viewer session to the same environment.
`Additionally, you can compare the performance
`of your changes by monitoring standard and
`real-time logs and quickly revert to the previous
`configuration when a change negatively impacts
`a service. Typical use cases for this feature
`include checking for backward compatibility,
`post-deployment verification, and validating new
`features with a smaller group of viewers. Learn
`
`more
`
`Pricing options for every level of usage +
`
`Free data transfer between AWS cloud
`services and Amazon CloudFront for -+
`
`origin fetches
`
`Reduce Origin operating costs +
`
`
`
`
`
`
`
`
`Whaziq 2:24- cv 07763 MWC-AGR Document 38-13 Filed 04/08/25 Page 10 of 13 Page
`ID #:785
`
`AWS announces new edge location in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
`01/24/2025
`
`Amazon CloudFront announces origin modifications using CloudFront Functions
`11/21/2024
`
`Amazon CloudFront now supports Anycast Static IPs
`11/20/2024
`
`Amazon CloudFront now supports additional log formats and destinations for access logs
`11/20/2024
`
`Amazon CloudFront announces VPC origins
`11/20/2024
`
`Amazon CloudFront now supports gRPC delivery
`11/20/2024
`
`AWS Application Load Balancer announces CloudFront integration with built-in WAF
`11/15/2024
`
`Amazon CloudFront no longer charges for requests blocked by AWS WAF
`11/06/2024
`
`AWS announces new edge location in Qatar
`11/01/2024
`
`Amazon CloudFront launches support for JA4 fingerprinting
`10/11/2024
`
`See all the Amazon CloudFront announcements >>
`
`Get started
`
`Pricing Free Tier
`
`
`
`
`
`
`
`
`
`Sign up for a
`free account
`
`Getting started
`
`Learn more about
`
`Amazon CloudFront Start bmldln*g\&
`pricing with AWS
`
`AWS for the Edge
`
`Bringing data processing and analysis closer to end-
`points
`
`AWS Free Tier
`
`Gain free, hands-on experience with AWS for 12 months
`
`
`
`
`
`
`
`
`
`Case 2:24-cv-07763-MWC-AGR Document 38-13 Filed 04/08/25 Page 12 of 13 Page
`ID #:787
`
`Accelerate Your Career with Free Training on AWS Skill Builder
`
`With 600+ digital courses spanning a wide range of AWS
`
`products & services, both new-to-cloud learners &
`
`experienced professionals can bolster their cloud skills »
`
`) Resources for AWS Developers on AWS Help
`
`Getting Started Developer Center Contact Us
`Learn About AWS Training and Certification SDKs & Tools Get Expert Help
`
`AWS Trust Center .NET on AWS File a Support Ticket
`What Is AWS?
`
`AWS Solutions Library Python on AWS AWS re:Post
`What Is Cloud Computing?
`
`Architecture Center Java on AWS Knowledge Center
`AWS Accessibility
`
`Product and Technical FAQs PHP on AWS AWS Support Overview
`What Is DevOps?
`
`Analyst Reports JavaScript on AWS Legal
`What Is a Container?
`
`AWS Partners AWS Careers
`
`What Is a Data Lake?
`
`What is Artificial Intelligence (Al)?
`What is Generative Al?
`
`What is Machine Learning (ML)?
`AWS Cloud Security
`
`What's New
`
`Blogs
`
`Press Releases
`
`X fin©
`Ua @S
`
`Amazon is an Equal Opportunity Employer: Minority / Women / Disability / Veteran / Gender Identity / Sexual Orientation /
`Age.
`
`Language
`
`e |
`
`Bahasa Indonesia
`Deutsch |
`
`
`
`
`
`
`
`
`
`English |
`Espanol |
`Francais |
`Italiano |
`
`Portugués |
`Tiéng Viét |
`Tiirkee |
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`Pycckni |
`ne |
`HAGE
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`P (%E2)
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`Privacy
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