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Google Tag Gateway

Configure Google Tag Gateway to serve supported Google tag and measurement requests through your website domain using your CDN Resource.

Google Tag Gateway allows you to serve supported Google tag and measurement requests through your website domain instead of sending them directly to Google domains.

When enabled, the CDN routes requests matching the configured Measurement Path to the appropriate Google service. This allows Google tag requests to be served through your own domain without requiring a manually maintained custom routing configuration.

Google Tag Gateway configures request routing only. It does not install or modify the Google tag in your website source code.

Before enabling this feature:

  • Configure your Google tag according to Google's documentation.

  • Choose a Measurement Path that is not already used by your application or existing routing rules.

  • Ensure your CDN Resource is correctly configured to serve the target domain.

Configuration

To configure Google Tag Gateway:

1

Enable Google Tag Gateway

Navigate to CDN Resource → Headers → Google Tag Gateway.

Turn on Google Tag Gateway to enable request routing for Google tag traffic.

2

Enter the Google Tag ID

Provide the Google Tag ID associated with your website.

3

Specify the Measurement Path

Enter a Measurement Path that is not already used by existing content or routing rules.

4

Apply the Configuration

Click Submit to save the configuration.

Medianova automatically applies the required routing configuration after the settings are submitted.

Verification

After enabling the feature:

  • Verify that requests are sent to the configured Measurement Path.

  • Confirm that Google tag functionality continues to operate as expected.

  • Review your browser's developer tools or Google Tag debugging tools if further verification is required.

Limitations

  • Google Tag Gateway configures CDN-side request routing only.

  • It does not inject, install, or modify Google tag code on your website.

  • The Google Tag ID and Measurement Path must be configured correctly for the feature to function.

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