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Hi, I testing the deployment of my project using clickonce. Boy was I in for a surprise. I am using quite a few 3 party dlls and my clickonce payload is 24MB. This obviously takes a while to get down to my users, especially those on VPN.

Has anyone used clickonce with Amazon S3? Can this even be done? I am thinking on publishing my deployment to such a service so my users can get a faster download.

Edit ~ My solution here

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You can host your ClickOnce app anywhere that can serve the files over HTTP, including, I believe, Amazon's CloudFront service. Wherever you publish in the Internet, though, you should digitally sign your application, so users can be certain who published it, and to prevent tampering.

Jerry Bullard
S3 can directly serve files of HTTP as well. CloudFront is a more of an optimization in terms of geographic distribution and use on top of S3.
Mike Buckbee