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In this guide you’ll learn how to configure Amazon CloudFront and WP Offload Media to enable signed expiring CloudFront URLs for offloaded Media Library items that should have restricted access.…
Ian
This article assumes that you’ve already set up a DigitalOcean Spaces bucket (Space) and followed the steps within our DigitalOcean Spaces Quick Start Guide. Your DigitalOcean Spaces bucket can be…
Ian
This article assumes that you’ve already set up a DigitalOcean Spaces bucket (Space) and followed the steps within our DigitalOcean Spaces Quick Start Guide. It’s possible to use a third-party…
Ian
This article assumes that you’ve already set up a Google Cloud Storage (GCS) bucket and followed the steps within our Google Cloud Storage Quick Start Guide. To use a CDN…
Ian
This article assumes that you’ve already setup an Amazon S3 bucket and followed the steps within our Amazon S3 Quick Start Guide. IMPORTANT: Cloudflare requires that the bucket name be…
Ashley
This article assumes that you’ve already set up an Amazon S3 bucket and followed the steps within our Amazon S3 Quick Start Guide. You will also need an account with…
Ilán Vivanco
If you use WP Offload Media with CloudFront and a custom domain with HTTPS, then you might want to use the same domain and CloudFront distribution for the Assets Pull…
Iain
On the surface, the way WP Offload Media works seems simple, it copies WordPress Media Library items to a cloud storage provider such as Amazon S3 and then makes sure…
Ian
