An asset's TTLTime to Live. Refers to the amount of time that a cached asset is still considered fresh. Our edge servers will continue to serve a cached version of an asset while its TTL has not expired. An asset's TTL is calculated by the Cache-Control and Expires headers associated with the response sent by the origin server. determines how long it will be available for immediate delivery to your clients. Once the TTL has expired, our edge servers will perform cache revalidationRefers to the process that occurs when a request for stale content requires that our edge servers check for a new version of the requested content on the origin server. to determine the action that will take place.
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Same Version The origin server indicated that the edge server contains the latest version of the requested content. |
The edge server will:
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Invalid Revalidation Request A revalidation request was not possible because the cached asset did not have one of the following headers:
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The edge server will:
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New Version The origin server indicated that a new version of the requested content is now available. |
The edge server will:
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Not Found The origin server indicated that the requested content was not found. |
The edge server will:
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