Cake Build addin for managing Amazon CloudFront CDN

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• Create Invalidation
• Uses AWS fallback credentials (app.config / web.config file, SDK store or credentials file, environment variables, instance profile)

Cake.AWS.CloudFront is available as a nuget package from the package manager console:

Install-Package Cake.AWS.CloudFront

or directly in your build script via a cake addin directive:

#addin "Cake.AWS.CloudFront"

#addin "Cake.AWS.CloudFront"

Task("Invalidate-Object")
    .Description("Invalidates a CloudFront object")
    .Does(async () =>
{
    await CreateInvalidation("distributionId", "item", new CloudFrontSettings()
    {
        AccessKey = "blah",
        SecretKey = "blah",

        Region = RegionEndpoint.EUWest1
    });
});

Task("Invalidate-Object-Fallback")
    .Description("Invalidates a CloudFront object using AWS Fallback credentials")
    .Does(async () =>
{
    await CreateInvalidation("distributionId", "item",  Context.CloudFrontSettings());
});

RunTarget("Invalidate-Object");

A complete Cake example can be found here.

• Please be aware of the breaking changes that occurred with the release of Cake v0.22.0, you will need to upgrade Cake in order to use Cake.AWS.CloudFront v0.1.0 or above.

If your CloudFront distributions are linked to S3 buckets its worth checking out Cake.AWS.S3.

If your looking for a way to trigger cake tasks based on windows events or at scheduled intervals then check out CakeBoss.

Copyright (c) 2015 - 2016 Phillip Sharpe

Cake.AWS.CloudFront is provided as-is under the MIT license. For more information see LICENSE.

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