By using Geo-Targeting, you can establish rules that link specific geographic locations with CloudFront behaviors. For instance, you can set up a rule to deliver content from a particular origin server or cache behavior to viewers located in a specific country or region.
What is Geo-Targeting in CloudFront?
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Geo-Targeting in Amazon CloudFront identifies the user's country and sends this information to your server. You can then tailor content based on the user's location and store it at nearby locations for faster access.
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