Header Base Cache

The Header-Base Cache feature in the Medianova Cloud Panel enables caching decisions based on specific HTTP headers. By defining multiple header key-value pairs, you can control how content is cached depending on the request headers, allowing for advanced caching strategies tailored to your application's needs.

Key Features

• Cache Based on HTTP Headers: When enabled, this feature allows caching behavior to be determined by specific HTTP header key-value pairs, ensuring dynamic and personalized content delivery.

• Support for Multiple Headers: You can define multiple header key-value pairs to fine-tune caching rules for diverse request scenarios.

How to Configure Header Base Cache

1. Navigate to the CDN Resources section in the left-hand menu of the Medianova Cloud Panel.

2. Select the relevant resource.

3. Click on the Caching tab.

4. Scroll down to the Header-Base Cache section.

5. Toggle the feature to "On."

6. Define header key-value pairs:

   • Enter the header key and value in the respective fields.

   • Use the + button to add more header key-value pairs.

7. Click Submit to apply the changes.

Important Notes

• Granular Control: This feature ensures that requests with specific HTTP headers influence caching decisions, enabling more precise cache management.

• Multiple Header Key-Value Pairs: Define as many header key-value pairs as necessary to meet the caching requirements of your application.

By configuring the Header-Base Cache settings, you can optimize caching strategies for requests that vary based on HTTP headers, improving both performance and user experience.