v3.0.0

What's New

• CloudFront Function Support: Added cloudfront_event_functions variable to attach viewer-request and viewer-response functions to the distribution
• Basic Auth: Introduced cloudfront-functions/basic-auth submodule for simple CloudFront Basic Authentication using Key Value Store
• Provider Configuration Update: The us-east-1 (Virginia) provider is now expected as an aliased provider (aws.virginia) from the root module, improving compatibility and fixing legacy module issues when using count or for_each

Breaking Changes

• Requires aliased provider aws.virginia defined in the root module
• Updated provider to aws >= 4.42 and Terraform to >= 1.5.2

Upgrade

1. Define an aliased provider for us-east-1 (Virginia) in your root module:

provider "aws" {
  region = "eu-west-1"
}

provider "aws" {
  alias  = "virginia"
  region = "us-east-1"
}

2. Pass the aliased provider into the module using the providers map:

module "website" {
  source    = "dashdevs/static-website/aws"
  version   = "~> 3.0"
  providers = { aws.virginia = aws.virginia }
  # other module inputs...
}

3. Update your terraform block to require the new provider version (>= 4.42) and Terraform version (>= 1.5.2)
4. Apply the configuration to safely migrate to v3.0.0

v2.1.1

Expose bucket and distribution ARNs via outputs

v2.1.0

Added support for domain-level redirection with the new redirect_to variable, enabling HTTPS-enforced redirection of all requests. This simplifies setup for common use cases like www domain redirects.

v2.0.0

What's New

• Migrate to Cache Policy: Replaced deprecated CloudFront cache settings with aws_cloudfront_cache_policy for better flexibility and alignment with AWS recommendations
• OAI to OAC Migration: Switched from Origin Access Identity (OAI) to Origin Access Control (OAC) for improved security and broader region support
• Region-Specific S3 Endpoint: Updated CloudFront to use region-specific S3 bucket endpoints to prevent redirects and improve performance

Breaking Changes

• OAI to OAC Migration: An active OAI can't be deleted until CloudFront is updated to use OAC

Upgrade

1. Run terraform apply -target=aws_cloudfront_distribution.website to update CloudFront
2. Apply the full configuration afterward to safely remove OAI

v1.1.0

Added support for custom CloudFront permissions for S3 bucket access

v1.0.1

Fixed certificate validation when DNS feature is disabled

v1.0.0

Release 1.0