I’m trying to tune my CDN for the site https://discuss.endurancelab.fit . When I run a google speed test I’m getting a recommendation to Enable Compression of the following: [44 AM] When I run that same test on https://meta.discourse.org I get the following. [56 AM] So meta.discourse.org is co…

That’s probably something you’d need to ask Cloudfront.

OK - will do. In order to formulate my question to them, is there a header or some code that would indicate to the CDN to compress those files? Just want to make sure I’m specific in what I ask. I suspect something is getting stripped or not read correctly and I’d like to indicate what that could…

Your CDN is not compressing certain files that they should do by default. Maybe there is a setting turning compression on or off. Make sure it is turned on. MOST CDNs also allow you to control compression by file type (i.e. MIME type) so things that are already compressed, like JPEG pictures, will …

The css file not being compressed is added to my list Will get it sorted

This is some crazy banana level stuff: [Alex Nauda] What are the options for the gzip_proxied directive for? nginx, http-headers, authorization, gzip answered by Alex Nauda on 06:26AM - 31 Oct 15 UTC I just enabled gzip_prox…

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mpalmer (Matt Palmer) January 5, 2018, 10:23pm 4

It’s just the usual content encoding negotiation headers. Nothing special.

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