Key features of GAAP include acceleration proxy configuration, origin server management, acceleration statistics collection, connection monitoring, and acquisition of users' real IP.
Acceleration Proxy
GAAP supports configuring an acceleration connection by target user region and origin server region. It will automatically select the most appropriate connection based on the target user region and origin server region to achieve the shortest and optimal path from user to origin server, delivering a smoother access experience. For more information on configuration, see Access Management. TCP and UDP forwarding are supported.
Rules based URL forwarding is supported for HTTP and HTTPS.
One listener can be bound with multiple origin servers, and one connection can have multiple listeners created.
Configuration and modification of forwarding rules are supported, which take effect in real time and do not affect online business.
Flexible configuration of acceleration forwarding rules satisfies the need of internal testing and dark launch. For more information on configuration, see Listener Management. Origin Server Management
GAAP can manage massive amount of origin servers whose types are IP and domain name, and add them in batches.
Statistics Collection
GAAP can collect statistics of an acceleration connection such as its bandwidth, concurrency, packet loss, delay, and packet forwarding volume. Based on the statistics, you can flexibly adjust the upper limit of an acceleration connection as needed. For more information, see Statistics. Connection Monitoring
GAAP supports monitoring connection and origin server status. It alerts you promptly to connection or origin server problems for easier and quicker troubleshooting. For more information, see Access Cloud Monitoring. Obtaining users' real IP
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