15
Mar
How to Install an SSL Certificate on Linux Server
With Security being the top priority in the tech world, the value of SSL Certificates has skyrocketed. Installing an SSL Certificate for a website has become the necessity and the basic foundation of a company’s business structure. Though the question is How to install an SSL Certificate on a server? Everyone who is has a... Read More
05
Feb
What Is The Difference Between an Origin Server and Retrieval Host?
Origin Server: An origin server is a user’s service server and the source of the accelerated data for delivery. Retrieval Host: A retrieval host represents a host defined in the HTTP request header. It is the domain accessed by CDN nodes while retrieving the content from origin servers. In case an origin server hosts several... Read More
05
Feb
Why Does A Site Loads Slowly for the First Time After Configuring a CDN?
The first time any user accesses a site, the CDN PoPs haven’t cached any resources. These CDN PoPs need to get the resources from the origin server. To overcome such scenarios, users must preheat the cache.
05
Feb
How to Deploy CDN and WAF?
Users need to resolve their domain name to CDN and then change the origin address of CDN to the CNAME value of WAF. Using this method, CDN forwards all the traffic to WAF, and then WAF filters the illegitimate traffic and routing the legitimate ones back to the origin server. If one wishes to prevent... Read More
05
Feb
Why Do Users Get Request Timed Out When They Ping an Acceleration Domain Name?
Owing to security reasons, all the operations related to ping are not allowed. One can still run the nslookup command to determine whether CDN has come into effect or not.
