Category: HTTP Pull

If file is not being requested for 18 hours, it would get purged from Edge servers.

No, we don’t charge you for cached data on our Edge servers.

We have integrated Pseudo streaming (also referred to as progressive download) feature to our Pull Zone which enables the user to do the video streaming in a more powerful way. Pseudo-streaming works over HTTP protocol and it supports seeking to not yet downloaded parts of a video file. It works with Flash and HTML5 players such […]

Prestashop integration is very easy and can be done quickly with 5centsCDN’s architecture. In order to do this you need to create your Pull Zone and add your CName record. If you have not done this, please refer our article by clicking here. Once you have created your Pull Zone and CName please follow the below […]

Origin Shield is the extra caching layer which reduces the load on your origin server and accelerates the distribution of your content from the origin server to our edge servers. The shield servers are highly redundant and are located in major cities. This feature is available for all Pull Zones and we are excited to […]

Magento integration is very easy and can be done quickly with 5centsCDN’s architecture. In order to do this, you need to create your Pull Zone and add your CName record. If you have not done this, please refer our article by clicking here. Once you have created your Pull Zone and CName please follow the […]

Magento integration is very easy and can be done quickly with 5centsCDN’s architecture. In order to do this, you need to create your Pull Zone and add your CName record. If you have not done this, please refer our article by clicking here. Once you have created your Pull Zone and CName please follow the […]

Browsers may use the Accept header to indicate supported content types. This lets you serve optimized images to minimize bandwidth and improve page load, without any changes to HTML/CSS or the images themselves. The WebP image format offers better compression and smaller file sizes and it is done with the help of HTTP Acceptheader with […]

Log into your Cloudflare account. From the dropdown menu on the top left, select the domain Select the DNS settings tab. Click the CloudFlare icon (“the orange cloud icon”), located on the right side on a DNS record. How to disable? Orange means Traffic via CloudFare CDN Grayed means CloudFare CDN is disabled  

This article describes the recommended method to setup DNS for full-site acceleration when using 5centsCDN with an apex domain. 5centsCDN recommends using an ANAME or ALIAS Records as opposed to using the traditional A Record. An ALIAS also known as ANAME record is a virtual record type that provides CNAME-like behavior for apex (root) domains. […]