So I have hosted my angular app on s3 with a CloudFront dist. I do file revision-ing (using grunt filerev) to make sure that I never get stale content. But, how should I version the index.html file? It's required because all other files are referenced inside index.html.
I have configured my bucket to be used as a static site. So it just picks up the index.html when I reference the bucket in URL.
Cloudfront says that you should set min TTL to 0, so it would always hit origin to serve the content. But, I don't need this since I am doing file revisioning of all my files (except index.html). I can take advantage of CDN caching for these files.
They also say that in order to invalidate a single object, set the max-age headers to 0. I tried adding following to my index.html
<meta http-equiv="Cache-Control" content="public, must-revalidate, proxy-revalidate, max-age=0"/>
But this does not reflect once you upload on s3. Do I need to explicitly set headers on s3 using s3cmd or dashboard? And do I need to do this every time when index.html changes and I upload it?
I am aware that I could invalidate a single file using cmd but it's a repeating process and It would be great if it can take care of itself just by deploying on s3.
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