CDN
Getting Started
- Create and integrate a CDN resource
- CDN tariffs: tariff managment and billing rules
- Whitelist the CDN servers, if there is ACL on the origin
- Create an account. Create a CDN account for an individual or legal entity
- HTTP/2 support. Configure HTTP/2 on the origin server
- Integration with CDN. Integrate CDN with a site.
Account management
- How to create, use and delete a permanent API token
- How to enable and disable notifications
- Stats collection
- 2-Step verification. How to enable it
- Additional account. How to create it and switch between accounts
- Bonus credits. What are bonus credits, how to use it
General CDN resource options
- Add a SSL certificate to transfer content over HTTPS
- Automatic and manual CDN resource suspension
- Create a domain name for content delivery through a CDN
- Origin Shielding. Enable and configure origin shielding (Paid option)
- Origin. Origin SSL Validation
- Origin. Specify origin and origin pull protocol
Main Menu Sections
- Raw Logs: set up sending of logs associated with your CDN resources (Paid option)
- Origins Groups: add content origin source
- Purge: purge some or all assets from CDN resource cache
- CDN resources. How to search, filter and delete CDN resources
- Prefetch. Upload the content to CDN before users request it
- Reports. Check CDN resource reports. Learn how statistics are collected
Cache section options
- Always Online: serve stale cached content in case of origin unavailability
- Browser Caching: specify the required cache lifetime for users’ browsers
- Configure and check CDN caching settings
- Check Cache Settings. Check using the cURL command or a browser developer console
- Query-String. Ignore Query-String when caching content on CDN servers
- Set-Cookie. Ignore Set-Cookie when caching content on CDN servers
HTTP-Headers Section Options
- Change Host Header
- Enable CORS header support
- Request Headers: specify HTTP headers that CDN servers will add to requests to the origin server
- Add Response Headers. Specify custom HTTP Headers that a CDN server adds to response
- Hide response headers. Specify HTTP headers that CDN includes in response
- X-Forwarded-Proto Header. Identify the protocol that a user use to connect to a server
Content section options
Troubleshooting
Access section options
- Referer Access Policy: control access to content for specified domain names
- Secure Token: configure access with tokenized URLs
- Set the hostname passed in SNI requests to the origin server
- Country Access Policy. Control access to content for specified countries
- HTTP methods. Specify Allowed HTTP Content Access Methods
- IP Access Policy. Control access to content for specified IP ranges
Streaming with CDN
Rules
Network Limits section options
CMS Integration
- Integration with 1С Bitrix
- Integration with ClouldFlare
- CMS. Integration with AWS S3
- CMS. Integration with B2evolution
- CMS. Integration with Concrete5
- CMS. Integration with Craft