Header Value Base Cache
The Header Value-Based Cache feature in the Medianova Cloud Panel allows you to control caching behavior based on specific header values. By defining the type (deny or allow), along with the header and its corresponding value, you can precisely determine whether content should be cached.
Key Features
Control Caching with Header Values: This feature enables caching rules to be influenced by specific header values, allowing for flexible and dynamic cache management.
Deny or Allow Caching: You can specify whether to deny or allow caching based on the presence of a particular header value.
How to Configure Header Value Base Cache
Navigate to the CDN Resources section in the left-hand menu of the Medianova Cloud Panel.
Select the relevant resource.
Click on the Caching tab.
Scroll down to the Header Value-Based Cache section.
Enable the Feature: Toggle the Header Value-Based Cache option to "On" in the panel.
Define Header Caching Rules:
Type: Select whether to deny or allow caching based on the header value.
Header: Enter the HTTP header name.
Value: Enter the corresponding header value.
Submit Changes: After filling in the fields, click the Submit button to save and apply your changes.
Important Notes
Precise Cache Control: This feature ensures that caching behavior is determined by specific header values, providing granular control over cache management.
Single Rule Definition: You can define one header value-based caching rule at a time. Additional rules can be added later if needed.
By configuring the Header Value-Based Cache settings, you can optimize caching for scenarios where header values dictate whether content should be cached, ensuring efficient content delivery and personalized user experiences.
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