Range Based Caching
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The Range-Based Caching feature in the Medianova Cloud Panel allows caching of partial content based on byte ranges. This is particularly useful for large files, as it improves efficiency by serving only the requested portions of a file, reducing unnecessary data transfer and load on the origin server.
Partial Content Caching: Caches specific byte ranges of a file instead of the entire file, enabling efficient delivery for large media files or downloads.
Optimized Bandwidth Usage: Only the requested portions of a file are delivered, minimizing bandwidth consumption and improving response times.
Customizable Byte Ranges: Define the maximum size of byte ranges to cache, tailoring the caching behavior to suit your resource requirements.
Log in to the Cloud Panel: Access the Medianova Cloud Panel and navigate to the CDN Resources section from the left-hand menu.
Select the Relevant Resource: Choose the resource where you want to enable range-based caching.
Click on the Caching tab.
Navigate to Range-Based Caching Settings: In the resource settings panel, locate the Range-Based Caching section.
Enable Range-Based Caching: Toggle the setting to On to activate range-based caching.
Select Byte Range Size:
From the dropdown menu, select the desired byte range size that fits your caching needs.
The chosen size determines the maximum byte range to cache for each partial content request.
Submit Your Settings: Once configured, click Submit to save and apply your changes.
