quic CDN doesn’t seems to work

  • Resolved gerryj

    (@gerryj)


    3 years, 3 months ago

    Hello,

    I recently created a development version of our website to test the quic CDN of LS Cache.
    But no matter what I try the image don’t seem to load over the CDN and the local images are still being used. This is the first time I’m really using a CDN so I don’t really know what I’m doing, sorry.

    I set up everything on the https://my.quic.cloud/ website and also entered the CNAME into our hosting. According to https://my.quic.cloud/ CDN is in use and everything should be working, but nothing changes on the website.

    I tried all the different settings in both LS Cache and on https://my.quic.cloud/ but nothing seems to work. Am I missing something obvious or is there actually an error?

    I can send you screenshots of the settings or login credentials if necessary.

    Regards,
    Gerry Zeller

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  • Plugin Support qtwrk

    (@qtwrk)

    Hi,

    the CDN is working on my check

    Best regards,

    Thread Starter gerryj

    (@gerryj)

    Hi qtwrk,

    but aren’t the images supposed to be loaded over the cdn url then?
    All the images are still loading over https://test-econsor.dev20.econsor-programming.de/
    Sorry if I’m misunderstanding this. As I said this is my first time using a CDN.

    Regards,
    Gerry Zeller

    Plugin Support qtwrk

    (@qtwrk)

    okay , I will try to explain it as simple as possible

    there are 2 types of CDN

    1. reverse proxy type , like QUIC cloud CDN or CloudFlare

    this type of CDN will hook into your DNS , before you have DNS works like:

    domain -> your server

    after you set this up , it will be like :

    domain -> CDN server -> your server

    so when someone access your site , it will first go through the CDN server, if the request has been cached on CDN already , then it will directly serve to user, instead of fetching from your origin server ,

    and if request has not been cached yet, it will fetch from your origin , send back to user , and also save a cache copy on CDN server for next time someone requests same thing again

    this kind of CDN, does NOT require a URL change , it will keep the same URL as before.

    2. the second type CDN is the one you have in mind , it will ask you to set up a new domain , like cdn.domain.com

    and then you will need to change your resources URI from https://www.domain.com/something.jpg to https://cdn.domain.com/something.jpg in order to use it

    • This reply was modified 3 years, 3 months ago by qtwrk.
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