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Enable text compression (gzip)
See original GitHub issueI’m using gatsby-plugin-s3 to deploy my website and I’m getting the following warning when I run Google PageSpeed Insights
Enable text compression
how do I enable gzip compression?
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Are you using CloudFront? If you’re using CloudFront, you can enable it by editing your Distribution’s Behaviour settings. Set the “Compress Objects Automatically” setting to Yes.
If you’re not using CloudFront, you may be able to do something like this. However, I suspect that this will make it impossible to load your website in any browser that doesn’t support gzip compressed text. I would highly recommend using CloudFront.
Fair. It’s just kind of a bummer that there’s a lot we can’t provide by default with the plugin right now because CF is not part of it’s scope.
But… maybe we should make CF part of it’s scope. (either through the terraform stuff you mentioned earlier or just through the AWS SDK) You’re not gonna use S3 without CF in production eitherway, so why not?