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79 articlesSoftware distribution: checking version consistency after SCDN onboarding
Use immutable names, integrity checks and range-request tests to avoid broken releases.
Read moreSCDN for commerce: separate catalog, cart and order traffic
Separate public assets from personalized transactions and verify caching with complete purchase flows.
Read moreGame patches and websites: separate downloads from gameplay
Evaluate SCDN for HTTP distribution and design TCP/UDP gameplay protection separately.
Read moreWebsite migration with SCDN: checks before and after DNS cutover
Validate origin access and certificates before staged cutover, with explicit rollback and cache handling.
Read moreSCDN for education: course assets, enrollment and classroom connections
Separate public course assets from learner records and test critical class-start workflows.
Read moreMember files and paid content: cache hits still need authorization
Design delivery and authorization together, including expiry, sign-out and cached copies.
Read moreSaaS and business APIs: using fixed bandwidth for dynamic requests
Plan dynamic acceleration around tenant isolation, response sizes and concurrent requests.
Read morePayment and partner callbacks: keeping critical notifications reachable
Use signature verification, duplicate handling and narrowly scoped exceptions for callbacks.
Read moreWebSocket over SCDN: from successful handshake to stable sessions
Chat, notifications and collaboration need tests for heartbeats, idle timeouts and reconnects.
Read moreShorter TLS certificate lifetimes: what website teams should change in 2026
Publicly trusted TLS certificates now have a maximum lifetime of 200 days for new issuance. Review the next milestones and practical steps for inventory, renewal and multi-node deployment.
Read moreAnycast-Boundless: assessment and validation
Prepare access data based on user region, protocol, and origin server location, clarify entrance and return-to-origin plans, and then verify access paths, business continuity, and rollback.
Read moreProtected IP: integration and acceptance checklist
Before accessing, sort out the protocol, port, and origin server information, confirm the forwarding plan, and then verify the business connectivity, logs, and fallback paths.
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