Brian Beach • 2/19/2015

Enforcing a Squid Access Policy for Amazon S3 and Yum

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This article provides a step-by-step tutorial on using the open-source Squid proxy to enforce access policies for Amazon S3 and Yum repositories from an Amazon VPC. It covers configuring allow/restrict rules for S3 buckets, routing traffic through different gateways (IGW/VGW), and concludes with options for achieving high availability for the Squid setup.

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