C3 CloudFront Cache ControllerWordPress Plugin

Efficiently manage CloudFront cache invalidation for your WordPress site

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Automatic Invalidation

Automatically invalidate CloudFront cache when posts are published or updated

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Targeted Invalidation

Invalidate specific paths instead of clearing entire cache

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Attachment Support

Automatic cache invalidation when attachments are deleted

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Highly Configurable

Customize invalidation behavior with filters and hooks

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WP-CLI Support

Manage cache invalidation from command line

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Secure

Support for IAM roles, environment variables, and custom AWS implementations

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Logging & Monitoring

Comprehensive logging for debugging and monitoring

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Debug Tools

Built-in debug settings for troubleshooting and monitoring

Quick Start

Install the plugin and configure your AWS CloudFront settings:

Installation

bash

# Using WP-CLI (recommended)
wp plugin install c3-cloudfront-clear-cache --activate

# Or install via WordPress Admin: Plugins > Add New > Search "C3 CloudFront Clear Cache"

Configuration

After installation, configure the plugin through the WordPress admin:

Go to Settings > C3 CloudFront Cache
Enter your CloudFront Distribution ID
Enter your AWS Access Key and Secret Key
Click Save Changes

Alternatively, you can define constants in wp-config.php for enhanced security:

php

// Add to wp-config.php
define( 'AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID', 'your_access_key' );
define( 'AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY', 'your_secret_key' );
define( 'C3_DISTRIBUTION_ID', 'your_distribution_id' );

Why C3 CloudFront Cache Controller?

When running WordPress behind AWS CloudFront, you need a reliable way to invalidate cached content when your site updates. This plugin provides:

Automatic cache invalidation when content changes
Batch processing for efficient CloudFront API usage
Custom invalidation paths through powerful filters
Production-ready with comprehensive error handling

WordPress.org Plugin

The plugin is available on the WordPress Plugin Directory.

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