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I wish to get some help after spending lots of time with all the components below, but did not get the full solution.
I am trying to build a load-balanced system that will have:
– AWS load balancer
– Two WordPress servers
– CloudFront CDN
– W3 Total cache plugin to manage the CDN integration
Per my understanding, I can configure the W3 as “Origin Pull”, create CloudFront distribution and I do not have to use a bucket, or use as “Origin Push”, create a bucket and the CloudFront will work with the bucket as its origin.
If I want to have more than one WP servers, I need a shared space for the static files. In this case I need to work as “Origin Push”? If that’s the case, I did not find any way to automatically update new content that uploaded to the web site (or updated css/JS files) rather than manually push them from the server/s to the S3 bucket. Am I missing something here?
I will be happy to better understand which configuration should I use to work with shared static files (for multiple WP servers) AND with the CloudFront.