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NEW: CloudFront now supports origin modification within CloudFront Functions, enabling you to conditionally change or update origin servers on each request.

NEW: Media Quality-Aware Resiliency (MQAR), an integrated capability between Amazon CloudFront and AWS Media Services that provides dynamic, cross-region origin selection and failover based on a dynamically generated video quality score.

NEW: Amazon CloudFront introduces Anycast Static IPs, providing customers with a dedicated list of IP addresses for connecting to all CloudFront edge locations worldwide.

NEW: CloudFront now supports JSON and Apache Parquet log formats. Additionally, you can enable automatic partitioning of logs delivered to S3, select specific log fields, and set the order in which fields are included in the logs.

NEW: You can now use Amazon CloudFront to securely deliver applications hosted in a VPC private subnet accessible only by your designated CloudFront distributions.

NEW: CloudFront now supports delivery of gRPC applications from our 600+ edge locations. gRPC reduces latency for applications which require long-lived, continuous client-server interactions.

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Securing PartyRock: How we protect Amazon Bedrock endpoints using Amazon CloudFront and AWS WAF via @awscloud

NEW: CloudFront requests blocked by AWS WAF are now free of charge. With this change, CloudFront customers will never incur request fees or data transfer charges for requests blocked by AWS WAF.

Amazon CloudFront announces its first edge location in Doha, Qatar.

NEW: Amazon CloudFront now supports JA4 fingerprinting of incoming requests, enabling customers to block requests from malicious clients and bots, or allow requests from known clients.

ZALORA Group, an online fashion retailer, migrated to Amazon CloudFront, optimizing their infrastructure & cutting costs by 49%. Their site response times are now 46% faster.

Amazon CloudFront announces its first edge location in Cairo, Egypt. Viewers served by this new edge location can expect up to a 30% improvement in average first-byte latency.