As of today (or yesterday?), I can’t access the some products anymore. E.g. for https://roda.sentinel-hub.com/sentinel-s2-l1c/tiles/16/R/BV/2018/4/16/0/, I get a 502 Error:
502 ERROR
The request could not be satisfied.
The Lambda function returned an invalid entry in the headers object: The header must have a value field.
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Generated by cloudfront (CloudFront) Request ID: 4H2Yz-s1R4J7YHYMWd4x8Wyiah2N6X6Xi0C-4E3InA7MvLG_N9_S6Q==")
Whats weird is that the metadata files (e.g. https://roda.sentinel-hub.com/sentinel-s2-l1c/tiles/16/R/BV/2018/4/16/0/tileInfo.json) seem to work, but not the images (e.g. https://roda.sentinel-hub.com/sentinel-s2-l1c/tiles/16/R/BV/2018/4/16/0/preview.jpg), which is a problem for us.
This issue was fixed, I believe. There might still be some errors on URLs, that were called in the last day or two, due to CloudWatch cache. But for new requests it should hopefully work.
Seems to work again, thanks!
Yes, seems to be working now. It might be due to CloudWatch Cache. Thanks 
Hi,
We usually download, from metadata, MSK_CLOUDS_B00.GFS and MSK_CLOUDS_B00.GML.
I’m browsing several random RODA folders and can’t see the .GFS file for any acquisition. Is this due to this issue? When will access to those files be re-established?
Kind regards,
These files are only available over S3, for about 6 months now.
See
To all AWS Public Datasets users of S2 L1C data. This thread will be used to communicate changes happening to the S2 bucket. As we expect to gather some feedback from power users in this thread, we might change the approach a bit during the discussion in ongoing. The summarized and harmonized description will be available on this FAQ link.
End of June we will set S2 L1C bucket as “Requester pays” similarly as it is for S2 L2A and S1 GRD. This move is required to allow further increase of the sh…
The request could not be satisfied.
CloudFront cannot connect to origins with invalid certificates. You have a few options:
- You can configure your distribution to connect to your backed on http only.
- Put an ELB/ALB in front of your instance and terminate the TLS on the Balancer. You can use Amazon Certificate manager to create a certificate for free.
- Purchase a certificate from a 3rd party and use it on your instance.
I met this issue some time before. The request blocked by CloudFront.
Please check this list:
CDN domain added in Cloudfront Alternate Domain Names. Once you add CDN domain to Cloudfront, you can select CloudFront endpoint without typing
WAF (if any) does not block your request
Check Http and Https
