Review CDN & WAF Site Settings

This section allows you to:

• Enable or disable services
• View basic analytics
• Links to additional site settings

You can use this section to view your site's usage per service.

• To learn more, see:
  • View and Understand CDN Analytics
  • View WAF Analytics

You can use this section to configure your site's origin settings. 

• To learn more, see Update Origin Settings for an Existing Site.

You can also use this section to view and add delivery domains that StackPath use to recognize requests. 

• To learn more, see What is a Delivery Domain?.

You can use the CDN section to configure the following features:

• Purge Cache
  • Purge all assets or specific assets from your CDN cache. 
  • To learn more, see How-To Purge files from the StackPath CDN.
• Cache Handling
  • Configure how the CDN pulls and delivers assets to your users. 
  • To learn more, see Review Cache Handling Settings for CDN.
• Client Browser Policy
  •  You can use the following settings to define settings that affect how browsers handles your content. 
  • With Browser Cache TTL, you can set the length of time that your users' browsers can locally cache your content.
    • To learn more, see Browser Cache TTL Settings.
  • With CORS Header Support, you can use HTTP headers to tell browsers to give a web application running at one origin access to selected resources from another origin.The CORS header specifies which domains are allowed to access resources on the origin.
  • With HTTP/2 Support, you can improve the connection with users who use HTTP/2 browsers. This setting is also compatible with HTTP/1 browsers. 
  • With HTTP/2 Server Push, you can push additional assets to a user's browser before the user requests these assets. This setting can help reduce latency.
    • To learn more, see HTTP/2 Server Push Explained.

You can use WAF section to configure your WAF to allow

• To learn more, see Review WAF Settings.

You can use the Firewall section to create rules to allow or block specific traffic type. 

You can use this Scripts section to run, configure, and monitor JavaScript functionality. 

You can use StackPath's serverless scripting to upload and deploy Javascript scripts to every Stackpath datacenter, where the scripts will interact with requests, responses bodies, request headers, and more. 

• To learn more, see:
  • Learn About Serverless Scripting Basics
  • Enable Serverless Scripting and Create a Script

You can use the EdgeSSL section to upload, request, and manage the SSL certificate for your site. 

You can use a custom SSL certificate or obtain a free certificate from StackPath. 

• To learn more, see Create and Manage SSL Certificates.

Additionally, you can enable a force HTTPS connection to have the CDN apply an automatic redirect to HTTPS. 

• To learn more, see Add SSL Features to an Existing Site.

You can use the EdgeRules section to configure behavior for the traffic that comes to your website via the CDN.

EdgeRules allow you to set conditional triggers to give the CDN control over specific actions, such as redirects, caching behavior, and more.

To learn more about EdgeRules, see:

• Create, Manage, and Validate Predefined EdgeRules
• Create, Manage, and Validate Custom CDN EdgeRules