Cloudfront Authorization Header. Headers (aws-cloudfront): Cannot set header which includes 'authorization' ⦠In this blog we will do a quick recap of CORS and reverse proxies. Custom Domains on API Gateway won't solve the problem (HOST still passed). In order to deal ⦠Check Enable trigger and replicate. Lambda @ Edge also appears to not solve the problem (I cannot snip out HOST). Once your Cloudfront distribution finishes deploying, you should be good to go! My issue is that I need both this header as well as the origin domain for my lambda, and I can't determine the domain from the 'Viewer Request' . Repeat this step for all the headers required by your origin. Use an origin request policy that forwards all viewer headers to the origin. You cannot forward the Authorization header individually in an origin request policy, but when you forward all viewer headers CloudFront includes the Authorization header in viewer requests. "Origin Custom Headers" are configured on a per-origin basis, and are of Header:Value pairs. They we need to set a custom header "X-Src-Host" that gets passed to Origin and set the value of it to the the "Host" value - as the CF property will have multiple cnames associated. aikur.de If a header is present, CloudFront overwrites the header value before forwarding the request to the origin. For the quotas (formerly known as limits) that apply to origin custom headers, see Quotas on headers . Select the appropriate Distribution ID for your CloudFront distribution. CloudFront is a proxy but that does not mean that requests are passing through it without modifications. From the list of headers, select one of the headers required by your origin. In this case we will have Cloudfront forward all /api/* requests to the API Gateway and have all other requests forwarded to S3. Then, under Add Headers, select Authorization. All the services involved in this solution - Route 53, S3, CloudFront and Lambda@Edge - are billed according to their actual usage.
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