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Paths can be used to define CDN behavior based on the URI path of an incoming request.When a path match occurs, the rules configured for the path are applied. Rules can be used to influence origin selection, cache configuration, and access control.For example...

The CDN evaluates the request URI against each path in the list in the order in which they appear. Only rules in the first path that matches the requested URI are applied. It is important to arrange the path list in a logical way to achieve the desired outcome...

Use paths to define custom configuration parameters for selected content. To add a path: Navigate to the My Media Sites page and select the site. On the Media Site Configuration tab, scroll to the Hosts area and select the host. In the Path Rules area, selec...

Path rules appear in a numbered list. To change the path order, select the path number and drag the path to the new position in the list. Learn why the path order matters.

The Edit a Path feature lets you edit the path itself, but not the path rules.Learn how to edit a path rule.To edit a path:Select the More icon and then select Edit.In the Edit Path dialog, you can edit the Path or the Regex and save your changes.Change the ...

To delete a path, select the more icon and then select Delete.

Save ChangesThe Media Delivery site configuration defines exactly how the CDN processes client requests and delivers content. Each time you save the Media Delivery site configuration, an immutable version is created that cannot be changed or deleted. Learn mo...

Use the Publish feature to push a Media Delivery site configuration version to the CDN.The first time you publish a site, you also have to update your domain's DNS settings with the CNAME of the Site Delivery configuration to make your site go live. The CNAME...

Publish History shows the history of all the publishing operations for the site. This Publish History data can be especially useful for investigating changes in the CDN behavior (for example if changes are detected via reporting metrics). You can then use the ...

Every time you make a change to your Media Delivery site and then save it, a new site configuration version is saved in addition to previously saved versions. Versions are consistent between the user interface and the API. Versions are immutable. Once you sav...

Overview Publish to Staging provides a way to validate an updated site configuration before publishing it to production. After publishing to stage, you can direct requests to the staging network by editing the host file on your local machine. Learn how. When ...

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Understanding Certificate Management SSL certificates are used for encrypted communication between the CDN and clients. To add an SSL certificate to your site, upload a certificate that you own, associate it with the site, and then publish the site. Only one ...

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You may want to update an SSL certificate, for example, to enhance security, expand coverage to additional site hosts, maintain compliance, or extend the expiry date. The Update feature makes it simple to update a certificate that is already linked to your sit...

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To disassociate a certificate from a site for any reason, unlink it. For example, before you upload a new certificate via the QC Services user interface, or associate a different certificate with the site. Note that unlinking a certificate does not remove it f...

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