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Content can be removed from the CDN cache or invalidated by using the Purge feature. Purge Actions Qwilt Media Delivery supports two purge actions: Purge - Removes specified content from the cache. Update - Invalidates specified content on the cache. ...

Use the Purge URL feature to purge specified content items, identified by URL. You can execute the Purge URL operation on a selected host. Purge Specified URLs To purge or update content on the CDN cache: 1. On the Purge tab, select Purge Content. 2. From the...

Use the Purge Site function to purge an entire site. Warning: Purging all of a site's content will increase the load on the origin servers. To purge or update the entire site: 1. On the Purge tab, select Purge Content. 2. From the Operation field, select Upd...

Use Purge by Prefix to apply the purge action to all the files in a particular path, identified by prefix. To purge content identified by prefix: 1. On the Purge tab, select Purge Content. 2. From the Operation field, select Update or Purge. - Purge remov...

Purge History displays a list of all the purge actions initiated for the site, and metadata about each action. To see the purge history for a site: Navigate to the My Media Sites page and select the site. Open the Purge tab to view the Purge History page. ...

The Content Publisher Dashboard provides an aggregated view of traffic and performance data across all selected delivery services and service providers. The displayed metrics are aggregated values representing all selected service providers and delivery servi...

The Delivery Service Dashboard provides a comparative view of key performance metrics such as peak bandwidth and cache efficiency for selected service providers or delivery services in your network. This dashboard reflects egress traffic only. On this dashboar...

Media Delivery Reports provide a high-level view of the CDN performance and focused views of selected data and entities. Media Delivery provides three advanced reports: * Origin Report - Displays performance metrics for delivery service origins. - ASN Report ...

The Origin Report displays performance metrics for delivery service origins. To display the report, go to Observability in the navigation panel and select Origin Report. Learn how to work with reports.

The ASN Report displays performance metrics for autonomous system networks (ASNs). To display the report, go to Observability in the navigation panel and select ASN Report. Learn how to work with reports.

The Delegation Target Report displays performance metrics for delegation targets. To display the report, go to Observability in the navigation panel and select Delegation Target Report. Learn how to work with reports.

In any dashboard or report, the user-defined date range determines the period for which data is displayed. The date range also determines the granularity of the displayed data. For example, when the date range is 24 hours, the graphs display data per 5-minute ...

The QC Services dashboards and reports default to the user's local browser time zone. Changing the time zone updates timestamp labels but does not alter the displayed data. For relative time filters (e.g., past 24 hours), no action is needed. For absolute time...

Peak values represent the 5-minute time increment within the report timeframe that has the highest aggregated value. They are calculated based on the data displayed in the report, as determined by your filter settings. Note that the peak values displayed in b...

The Average Streamed Bitrate graph in the Content Publisher Dashboard measures the average streamed bitrate for individual HTTP transactions, rather than entire download sessions, per time increment, over the selected time period. The measurement is expressed ...

The Bandwidth graph shows the amount of bandwidth consumed over the selected time period, measured in bits per second. The following example is from an ASN report. The graph displays the bandwidth metric over the period, for the two selected ASN groups.Peak b...

The Cache Efficiency graph represents volume. For example, 90% cache efficiency means that 90% of the volume was served from the CDN, while 10% was proxied from the origin. This graph displays the percentage of all volume that was served directly from the cac...