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Configuring data exchange between clients and the CDN

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Updated at April 25, 2024

When a client requests through your service a file published via Cloud CDN, an HTTP or HTTPS connection is established between the client and the CDN load balancer, depending on the URI scheme: http://cdn.example.com/styles/common.css or https://cdn.example.com/styles/common.css.

Only a CDN resource with the Active status can distribute the content available to users. For more information, see Resource statuses.

For connections between clients and the CDN, you can configure:

  • A client's redirect from HTTP to HTTPS or vice versa (see the instructions).
  • Using certificates for HTTPS connections.
  • HTTP headers in CDN server responses to clients (see instructions).
  • CORS processing of cross-domain requests.
  • HTTP methods that clients are allowed to use in their CDN requests (see the instructions).
  • Sending of compressed content using the Content-Encoding: gzip HTTP header.

For a resource in Cloud CDN, you can specify additional settings provided by EdgeCenter, a CDN provider. For a complete description of its features, see the CDN provider's API documentation. To enable additional options, request access to them from technical support.

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