I have created a simple html page which contains an ajax call to API endpoint to retrieve pre-signed URL. Using the URL retrieved from the previous ajax call, I tried upload a sample text file which is resulting in the request signature we calculated does not match the signature you provided. Check your key and signing method response. But when I am using the same URL using CURL, it is working Good. Can someone suggest me what I am missing in the request.

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I have created an API which is being accessed from Web application hosted in S3. The request for both the api endpoint and S3 will go through CloudFront. I have enabled CORS in both S3 and API endpoint. I even enabled forward cookie header in Cloudfront. But, I am still facing CORS issue. 


Request header field x-correlation-id is not allowed by Access-Control-Allow-Headers in preflight response.

Can someone help out on how to resolve this error.

I have created an S3 bucket where I have hosted my static web application over there.  I have mapped my domain name to S3 using Route 53. Now, I would like to configure SSL certificates for the website. Is there any possibility for that without using CloudFront.

This is Benny Moses, working as a Cloud Migration Engineer at Infosys handling Java applications migration from on-prem to AWS Infra and implementation of CI/CD. 

AWS Certified Developer Associate, looking forward to learning new things here and participate in the discussions as relevant.

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I have a web application developed in angular 4 and build the application using ng build --prod and copied all files of dist folder into S3. I enabled S3 for static web hosting and configured landing page with index.html. The application is working as expected without any issues.

Now, If I refresh my browser, I am getting 404 error instead of existing page. I deployed the similar application in ECS and EC2 as well where I am able to refresh the page without any errors. Is there any solution for this.

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