Shared Cache
The Shared Cache feature in the Medianova Cloud Panel allows you to define a Domain Cache Key that enables the use of the same cache structure across different accounts. This feature is useful when you want multiple accounts or domains to share the same cached content, optimizing content delivery and reducing redundancy. The cache structure is determined based on the defined Domain Cache Key, ensuring that the same cached data is available to all relevant accounts.
Key Features
Domain Cache Key: The Domain Cache Key is defined to allow multiple accounts or domains to share the same cache. This reduces the need to cache identical content separately for each account, improving caching efficiency.
Cache Sharing Across Accounts: By setting the cache to "Shared", you can enable different accounts to access the same cache, ensuring faster content delivery and reduced load on the origin server.
Status Options:
Default (Default Setting): This is the default status for the cache key. The cache is not shared across accounts, and each account has its own separate cache structure.
Share: When set to "Share", the Domain Cache Key will allow multiple accounts to use the same cache structure, enabling shared caching of content.
How to Configure Shared Cache
Click on the CDN Resources section in the left-hand menu of the Cloud panel.
Select the relevant resource.
Click on the Caching tab.
Navigate to the Stale Cache section in the Medianova Cloud Panel.
Set the Cache Status:
To enable shared cache, select the Share option.
To keep the cache separate, leave it set to the Default option.
Save Your Settings: Once you've selected the desired cache status, click Submit to apply the changes.
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