Set cache by content type
Images, fonts, and scripts adopt a caching cycle suitable for update frequency; text and topic pages are configured with caching and refreshing based on the publishing rhythm.
MEDIA & PUBLISHING
Hot spots come quickly, and content must arrive in time.
Focusing on information release, image distribution and member access, balance caching efficiency and content update timeliness under hot traffic.
THE CHALLENGE
Start with the workload
Hot articles will be accessed in a short period of time, and pictures and scripts occupy origin server resources; text corrections, topic launches, and member-only content also impose different requirements on update and cache boundaries.
- Information and Vertical Media
- Brand Content Center
- Image and topic websites
BUILT AROUND YOUR WORKLOAD
Protect each critical path
Protect publishing and member entrance
The backend, login and subscription interfaces maintain dynamic back-to-source. When application protection is required, select the Standard or higher, and verify normal editing requests.
Make corrections effective promptly
Establish a cache refresh process after article updates, and conduct spot checks on deletions, redirects, and error pages to avoid continued display of old content.
- 01Reader/Subscriber
- 02SCDN · Content caching and access protection
- 03Content origin server/member interface
FROM PLAN TO PRODUCTION
Integration, step by step
- 01
Organize content and permissions
Distinguish between public content, member content, publishing background and image domain name.
- 02
Set up cache update process
Configure the cache cycle, certificate and protection policy, and specify the refresh operation after publishing.
- 03
Verification hotspots and correction scenarios
Check the display results of the article's first visit, repeated visits, member login, and modified text.
Verify before launch
- Check cache refresh results for article corrections, deletions, and redirects.
- Verify that anonymous users cannot read member content through cache.
- Test the back-to-origin behavior of the editing background, image publishing, and hot pages.
Monitor after launch
Pay attention to the number of origin server returns, the effectiveness of content updates, responses to key pages, and mistaken interception of member interfaces.
QUESTIONS & ANSWERS
Frequently asked questions
Should all information pages use long caching?
It is not suitable to configure uniformly. Public static resources and frequently updated text should use different cycles; member content and personalized responses also need to separately confirm permissions and cache boundaries.
Are video transcoding and live distribution included?
Introduced here is the acceleration plan for the website and adaptation resources. Video transcoding, live streaming, and dedicated audio and video capabilities need to be confirmed separately and cannot be inferred from ordinary website caching capabilities.
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