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AWS "Access Denied" Serving Index.HTML (4)

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This error is not linked to a DNS problem. It is a permission problem.

Please post the link you are trying to access to, which results in that error, so that we can check.

Either:
- you did not give CloudFront the permissions to access S3 files
- you are trying to access www.site.com/mylander/ instead of www.site.com/mylander/index.html

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I need to see screenshots of Cloudfront's sections "origins" and "behaviors" parameters, as well as S3 section "Permissions".

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Hey

1) First problem is with the capitals in S3. Filenames on S3 are case sensitive.
I recommend to avoid caps, spaces, special chars in URL

This does not work:

This works:
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2) Second problem is that your S3 policy contains a Condition that you somehow added, which is not it the tutorial.
Remove what's inside the rectangle



OR:


a) In S3, go on Bucket Policy, then click Delete

b) In CloudFront:
- go in Origins, select the default one, click edit
- select "Yes" in "Restrict Bucket Access"
- select "Create a New Identity" in "Origin Access Identity"
- select "Yes, Update Bucket Policy" in "Grant Read Permissions on Bucket"
- validate changes

Wait for cloudfront to redeploy the distribution and test again



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You may have a third problem of configuration in Route 53. Make sure to follow carefully step "4) SET UP DNS on ROUTE 53" of @vortex tutorial. If it is still not working, please post your Route 53 screenshots

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@jeremie

I deleted everything and started from square 1 and IT WORKS!

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