Less distance. More speed.
Cache static assets near your users and reduce repeated requests to your origin. Define how your content is stored, refreshed and delivered.
Explore edge deliveryBring your origin closer to your audience. Content delivery, intelligent caching and secure traffic infrastructure, built around the edge.
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A practical delivery layer between your infrastructure and your audience. Start with content delivery, then shape the edge around your application.
Cache static assets near your users and reduce repeated requests to your origin. Define how your content is stored, refreshed and delivered.
Explore edge deliveryKeep encrypted delivery, origin protection and request policies in the same architecture. Build a consistent boundary for public traffic.
Understand the architectureSeparate cacheable assets from dynamic requests. Plan cache lifetimes, preserve query parameters and keep application behaviour predictable.
Plan an integrationRegional delivery brings content closer to its destination. Explore the role of the European edge and the wider delivery architecture.
Design your delivery pathA European delivery perspective, connecting your origin architecture with audiences across the region.
Choose the HTTPS endpoint that serves your application or static assets.
Keep static files cacheable and send private or dynamic content to the origin.
Check certificates, headers and content freshness before changing public DNS.
Use the preview to plan your origin and cache policy.
An origin is the server that holds the authoritative version of your content. An edge layer can cache eligible responses and forward other requests to that server.
No. Account pages, authenticated requests and private responses should follow a suitable bypass policy. Cache static public assets with explicit freshness rules.
The browser connects to the delivery endpoint over HTTPS. The connection from that endpoint to the origin should also use a certificate and verification policy suited to the deployment.
After validating delivery with a test hostname. Check TLS, content, redirects and cache behaviour first, then plan the DNS change and a rollback.
Build a delivery architecture that moves with your audience.