Dynamic content & API acceleration
Route sign-in, queries, orders and personalized content to the origin as required. Cache public static assets separately to support both dynamic interactions and content delivery.
DYNAMIC CONTENT & API
Dynamic Secure Acceleration
Fixed bandwidth acceleration and tiered security for dynamic websites, SaaS and business APIs, with unmetered normal business traffic.
Dynamic content & APIsWAF included from Standard
DYNAMIC DELIVERYDynamic request delivery
Users & applicationsDynamic sites · APIs · Real-time apps
Edge access & security policiesHTTPS · CC / DDoS · Tiered WAF
Dynamic requestRoute to origin by business rulesProcessed and served by the origin
Public static assetsApply cache rulesServe cache hits at the edge
10–300 MbpsFixed business bandwidth
UnmeteredLegitimate traffic
From StandardBuilt-in WAF
IPv4 / IPv6Dual-stack access
PRODUCT FEATURES
Acceleration and protection for dynamic applications
Align bandwidth, protocols and security from request entry to content delivery.
Fixed bandwidth, predictable planning
Choose standard tiers from 10–300 Mbps or request custom capacity. Legitimate business traffic is unmetered, with monthly, quarterly or annual terms to match your needs.
Tiered security protection
All tiers include CC and DDoS protection; WAF starts at Standard. Configure IP, URL, regional and request-source rules to suit your business.
HTTPS & dual-stack access
All tiers support HTTPS / SSL, IPv4 and IPv6. Configure a secure entry point with the appropriate domain certificates, origin protocol and application settings.
Built for real-time interactions
WebSocket starts at Basic and HTTP/3 at Standard. Choose protocols for your application and validate persistent connections, timeouts and reconnection behavior.
Caching, monitoring & failover
All tiers provide intelligent caching, node failover and real-time monitoring. Use log queries and the cache-rule capabilities of your tier to track application behavior.
BUILT FOR DYNAMIC WORKLOADS
Configure every layer around your application
Deliver content as required
Configure dynamic endpoints and static assets separately to reduce ineffective caching and unnecessary origin requests. Your application retains control of sessions, user data and authorization.
Plan capacity around demand
Estimate bandwidth from response sizes, request frequency and peak concurrency. Include domain counts and protocol requirements when choosing a tier or planning an upgrade.
Tune security to real traffic
Set rules for sign-in, search, queries and callbacks. Use logs and application feedback to tune protection while monitoring the experience of legitimate users.
USE CASES
Built for your workload
Dynamic pages and user portals
Support member centers, enterprise portals and online services with both personalized signed-in pages and public content.
- Route sign-in and personal data to the origin as required
- Cache public images, scripts and assets separately
Business APIs and SaaS
Plan bandwidth and access rules for queries, orders, administration and multi-tenant applications based on API request patterns.
- Retain application authentication, tenant isolation and API rate limits
- Size capacity using response sizes and peak request volume
Real-time interactions and always-on services
Support notifications, status updates and real-time collaboration using the persistent-connection protocols included in your tier.
- WebSocket is supported starting from the Basic
- Validate timeouts and reconnections before launch
GET STARTED
From application review to launch validation
Work through domains, caching, authentication and peak-load validation before launch.
Map domains and request paths
List root domains, accelerated domains, login endpoints, callbacks and admin entry points. Confirm domain counting and bandwidth allocation rules.
Separate cached and dynamic origin traffic
Bypass shared caches for authenticated sessions, personal data and APIs requiring live responses. Configure cache lifetimes and refresh rules separately for static assets.
Configure authentication and protection
Retain application authentication, permissions and rate limits. Tune CC protection and WAF against real traffic. Verify third-party callbacks, long requests, cross-origin access and file uploads.
Measure peaks and prepare rollback
Monitor bandwidth, connection counts, error rates and latency. Test peak traffic and reconnection behavior. Confirm rate limiting, alert channels, the original entry point and rollback steps.
FAQ
FAQ
How do I choose between dynamic acceleration and traffic-based plans?
Dynamic Secure Acceleration provides fixed business bandwidth with unmetered legitimate traffic. It suits dynamic sites and APIs that budget ongoing usage by bandwidth. Compare peaks, traffic patterns, network routes and feature tiers before choosing.
Does dynamic content need cache configuration?
Differentiate request types. Route sessions, personal data and real-time APIs to the origin as required, while caching public assets separately. Do not put responses containing user identities or private data into a shared cache.
Which bandwidth tier should I start with?
Measure peak bandwidth, response sizes, request frequency and connections, then factor in domain counts and security requirements. Lite provides 10 Mbps and 3,000 concurrent connections. Higher tiers still depend on available resources and configured policies.
Which tiers include WAF, WebSocket and HTTP/3?
WebSocket starts at Basic; WAF and HTTP/3 start at Standard. Advanced waiting rooms, page integrity protection and other capabilities vary by tier. See the pricing page for the full comparison.
Usage and abuse restrictionsUsage scope and response procedures
This framework guides pre-activation discussions. Both parties agree on thresholds, notification channels, remediation periods, the scope of intervention and restoration conditions based on the workload, and document them in the service plan.
Normal business traffic and unmetered usage
Normal dynamic page and API traffic runs within the purchased bandwidth, without a separate monthly normal-traffic quota. Sustained use of purchased bandwidth alone should not be classified as abuse.
Disclose special workloads in advance
Discuss bulk downloads, video, large files, proxy forwarding, shared resale or load testing in advance. Eligibility, charges and isolation requirements must be agreed before proceeding.
Identify abnormal and malicious usage
Investigate attack generation, malicious scanning, open proxies, bypassing limits, and deliberately creating abnormal requests or evading protection. Being attacked by a third party is not equivalent to customer-initiated abuse.
Notification, investigation and remediation
Record affected periods, services and reviewable evidence. Notify the customer through agreed channels, then jointly investigate and remediate. Trigger thresholds and remediation periods are confirmed before activation.
Necessary intervention and restoration
Agree on rate limiting, rule adjustments, isolation or suspension based on impact. Establish emergency intervention and notification order, remediation verification, restriction removal and restoration conditions in advance.
Fees, review and dispute handling
Upgrade differences, additional services, cancellation and other charges follow rules agreed in advance. Provide a review channel; undisclosed usage thresholds must not trigger automatic additional fees.