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Understanding and Resolving 403 Forbidden Errors in AWS CloudFront Access

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Error: Forbidden Access

The attempt to access the requested application or webpage has been denied due to the following issue:

To address and potentially prevent such an error in the future:

  1. Monitor Traffic Patterns: Ensure that y handle spikes in traffic effectively by scaling resources accordingly during peak usage times.

  2. Review Configuration Settings: Double-check all settings on CloudFront, AWS Lambda, and any related services for accuracy and ensure they are correctly configured to allow access as inted.

Troubleshooting Steps:

If you manage content delivery through CloudFront:

Recommation:

Should you encounter persistent access restrictions or if it's unclear why 403 errors occur frequently, contacting AWS Support for a deeper analysis is recommed. They can provide more specific guidance based on detled logs and current service status reports.

To ensure optimal performance and reliability:


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