1. If a wildcard domain name is connected here, its sub-domains and second-level wildcard domain names cannot be connected by any other accounts.
2. Domain names in the format of *.test.com and *.a.test.com cannot be configured at the same time.
3. Domain names containing underscores and punycode-converted Chinese characters are now available.
4. Malicious or high-risk domain names cannot be connected to. For more information, see Use Limits.
Project
(Optional) Project is a set of resources shared by all Tencent Cloud products. You can manage it on the Project Management page.
Acceleration type
Tencent Cloud CDN optimizes acceleration performance based on the service type. For the best acceleration result, we recommend that you select a service type that is similar to that of your actual business.
CDN is applicable to the acceleration of static resources. ECDN is applicable to the acceleration of dynamic resources.
CDN:
Acceleration of small webpage file downloads: applicable to e-commerce, websites, UGC communities, and other business scenarios that mainly involve small static resources, such as webpage styles, images, and small files.
Acceleration of large file downloads: applicable to business scenarios where large files, such as game installation packages, application updates, and application program packages, are downloaded.
Audio and video on demand acceleration: applicable to audio and video on-demand scenarios that require acceleration, such as online on-demand audio and video streaming.
ECDN:
Dynamic and static content acceleration: applicable to business scenarios where dynamic and static data is integrated, such as various website homepages.
Dynamic content acceleration: applicable to scenarios such as account login, order transactions, API calls, and real-time queries.
Once selected, the acceleration type cannot be changed. To change the acceleration type, delete the domain name, add the domain name again, and then select a new acceleration type.
IPv6 Access
(Optional) CDN nodes support IPv4 access by default. IPv6 access will be supported after it is enabled.
Note: IPv6 access is only available in the Chinese mainland.
Tag
(Optional) A tag is used to manage resources by category from different dimensions. If the existing tags do not meet your requirements, please go to Tag.
Part 2: Origin configuration
Configure the origin. When the requested resource is not cached on CDN nodes, CDN will forward the request to the origin, pull the requested resource and cache it on CDN nodes.
1. Select COS from the Origin Type drop-down list under Domain Configuration.
2. Select an origin-pull protocol based on the support of the origin server.
3. Select a bucket for the origin address.
4. Enable Private Bucket Access. You should go to COS-bucket permission management to authorize the CDN service first. After the service authorization is confirmed, you can manually enable this feature.
5. The default setting is used for Origin Domain. No modification is required.
After entering all configuration items on the Add domain name page, click OK and wait for domain name configuration to be delivered over the entire network, which usually takes 5 to 10 minutes.
Configuring CNAME
After successfully adding a domain name, you can view the acceleration CNAME assigned by CDN on the Domain Management page.
You must add the CNAME record for the domain name at your DNS provider, such as DNSPod. After the DNS configuration takes effect, acceleration services become available. For more information, see CNAME Configuration.
Recommended Configuration
1. After completing all the settings, prefetch the static resource files in COS to CDN nodes in advance, which will reduce the strain on the origin server and accelerate response and downloading. For more details, see Prefetch Cache.
2. Configure cross-origin access headers. For more details on cross-origin permissions of resources, see HTTP Response Header.
3. If the resource has been modified on your origin server, you are recommended to purge cache before prefetch again. For more details, see Purge Cache.
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