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Behavioral Inefficiency

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Excessive Data Retention

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Inefficient Architecture

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Inefficient Configuration

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Inefficient Configuration

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Inefficient Data Ingestion

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Inefficient Network Configuration

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Inefficient Query Pattern

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Inefficient Resource Usage

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Misconfiguration

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Missing Safeguard

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Modernization

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Orphaned Resource

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Outdated Resource

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Overcommitted Reservation

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Overprovisioned Resource

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Redundant Configuration

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Suboptimal Instance Selection

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Underutilization

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Suboptimal Configuration of a CloudFront Distribution

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Cloud Provider

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Service Name

AWS CloudFront

Inefficiency Type

Inefficient Configuration

This inefficiency occurs when compression is either disabled or not functioning effectively on a CloudFront distribution. Static assets such as text, JSON, JavaScript, and CSS files are compressible and benefit significantly from compression. Without compression, CloudFront transfers larger objects, leading to increased data transfer charges and slower delivery performance—without improving user experience.

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