AWS S3 Bucket && CloudFront && Lambda Egde Function

In this section we will cover up all documentation about how the modules S3 Bucket, CloudFront, Lambda Function works, what resources creates and how to use them.

Terraform S3 Cloudfront Module

This module is designed to create all necessary resources regarding AWS S3 and CloudFront to host a static website. We will list the resources below:

S3 CloudFront Resources

Name	Type
aws_cloudfront_distribution.mkdocs_distribution	resource
aws_cloudfront_origin_access_identity.access_identity	resource
aws_s3_bucket.mkdocs_bucket	resource
aws_s3_bucket_policy.allow_access_from_cloudfront	resource
aws_s3_bucket_website_configuration.mkdocs_website	resource

How to use

You can create an S3 Bucket associated with a CloudFront by using the 'locals.tf' file. Below is an example how to use locals.tf.

locals {
    terraform_s3_cloudfront_lambda_func = {

    "mkdocs-bucket" = {
      bucket_name               = "mkdocs-bucket"

    }

    "bucket-for-modules" = {
      bucket_name               = "bucket-for-modules"

    }

    "new_bucket" = {
      bucket_name               = "new_bucket"

    }
}
}

Change "new_bucket" instance name and bucket_name with the one desired. Save the changes, commit and push. Now you have brand new bucket by default associated with Cloudfront and Lambda Function.

Note: You can add how many buckets you wish.

Lambda Edge module

This module is designed especially for using in combination with S3 Cloudfront module. The Lambda function perse it used to resolve the URI paths for index redirect.

Note: The CloudFront is automatically associated with the lambda function after creation of the bucket.

Lambda Resources

Name	Type
aws_iam_role.lambda_execution	resource
aws_iam_role_policy.lambda_execution	resource
aws_lambda_function.index_redirect	resource
archive_file.index_redirect_zip	data source