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1. Forward Authenticated Cookies

By default, CloudFront discards all cookies before hitting your origin server to optimize caching. For logged-in users, this strips away their Drupal session.

  • Open your CloudFront Distribution, go to the Behaviors tab, and edit your Default (*) behavior. [1, 2, 3]
  • Under Cache Key and Origin Requests, ensure you are using a policy that forwards cookies. [1]
  • If using a Custom Cache Policy, change the Cookies dropdown from None to All, or select Include the following cookies and whitelist:
    • SSESS* (This matches all variations of Drupal’s secure session cookies).

1. Forward Authenticated Cookies

By default, CloudFront discards all cookies before hitting your origin server to optimize caching. For logged-in users, this strips away their Drupal session.

  • Open your CloudFront Distribution, go to the Behaviors tab, and edit your Default (*) behavior. [1, 2, 3]
  • Under Cache Key and Origin Requests, ensure you are using a policy that forwards cookies. [1]
  • If using a Custom Cache Policy, change the Cookies dropdown from None to All, or select Include the following cookies and whitelist:
    • SSESS* (This matches all variations of Drupal’s secure session cookies).

 

1. Forward Authenticated Cookies

By default, CloudFront discards all cookies before hitting your origin server to optimize caching. For logged-in users, this strips away their Drupal session.

  • Open your CloudFront Distribution, go to the Behaviors tab, and edit your Default (*) behavior. [1, 2, 3]
  • Under Cache Key and Origin Requests, ensure you are using a policy that forwards cookies. [1]
  • If using a Custom Cache Policy, change the Cookies dropdown from None to All, or select Include the following cookies and whitelist:
    • SSESS* (This matches all variations of Drupal’s secure session cookies).
    •