Managing Caching Based on a Cookie
In this tutorial, we’ll show you a simple way to manage caching based on the value of a request cookie. Using the example below, we’ll prevent caching of requests with cookies named as either: “wp” or “wordpress” or “comment”.
The EdgeRules ...
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Preventing Caching for Specific Paths
The EdgeRules feature is available only on Enterprise plans.
The following example shows how to prevent caching for particular paths. Any other request would be seamlessly honored and cached.
Nginx configuration block
location / {
set $n...
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One of the most useful features to implement on a CDN-powered webpage is to define the "Time To Live" (TTL) for filetypes. This will tell the CDN servers how long to wait before checking for a changed/updated version of the file, and tells a web ...
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Similar to when an EdgeRule is deleted, you can set an active EdgeRule to purge your cache when it is edited. The main difference is that when editing an EdgeRule, this is optional vs it being default behavior as it is with deletion.
The EdgeRule...
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