https://knowledge.autoscale.ovh/cdn/Recent content in CDN on autoscale webhosting and automation knowledgebaseHugo -- gohugo.ioen-ushttps://knowledge.autoscale.ovh/cdn/configuring-security-headers/Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000https://knowledge.autoscale.ovh/cdn/configuring-security-headers/Security Headers Overview Security Headers help protect your website and visitors by instructing browsers how to handle your website’s content. These settings can improve security, privacy, and protection against common web attacks. X-DNS-Prefetch-Control Controls whether browsers are allowed to perform DNS prefetching. DNS prefetching helps websites load faster by resolving domain names before visitors click links or load resources. X-Frame-Options Controls whether your website can be displayed inside a frame or iframe on another website.https://knowledge.autoscale.ovh/cdn/configuring-web-optimisation/Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000https://knowledge.autoscale.ovh/cdn/configuring-web-optimisation/Web Optimisation Overview Web Optimisation helps improve your website’s performance by automatically applying optimization techniques to your HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and images. These features can help reduce page load times and improve the experience for your visitors. Web Optimisation Wizard The Web Optimisation Wizard provides a quick way to enable recommended optimization settings for your website. To use the wizard: Open Web Optimisation. Click Try the Wizard. Review the recommended settings. Apply the configuration. You can fine-tune individual settings at any time.https://knowledge.autoscale.ovh/cdn/how-to-block-visitors/Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000https://knowledge.autoscale.ovh/cdn/how-to-block-visitors/Overview The Block Visitors tool allows you to control who can access your website. You can block visitors by country or by IP address. This can help reduce unwanted traffic and improve website security. [Screenshot: Block Visitors page overview] Block by Country You can allow or block visitors based on their country. The system uses location data to identify where visitors are connecting from. Allow All Except This option allows visitors from all countries except the countries you select.https://knowledge.autoscale.ovh/cdn/managing-traffic-distribution/Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000https://knowledge.autoscale.ovh/cdn/managing-traffic-distribution/Traffic Distribution Overview The Traffic Distribution section shows where your website visitors are coming from around the world. This information is based on bandwidth usage and helps you understand which countries are generating the most traffic. Top Countries The Top Countries section displays the countries that have generated the most traffic to your website during the selected time period.https://knowledge.autoscale.ovh/cdn/setting-up-edge-caching/Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000https://knowledge.autoscale.ovh/cdn/setting-up-edge-caching/Edge Caching Overview Edge Caching helps improve your website’s loading speed by storing copies of your content on servers located around the world. This allows visitors to receive content from the location closest to them, reducing load times and improving performance. The more content that is cached, the faster your website can load for visitors regardless of their location. Purge Cache If you have recently updated your website and want visitors to see the latest version immediately, you can clear the cached content.https://knowledge.autoscale.ovh/cdn/understanding-cdn-statistics/Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000https://knowledge.autoscale.ovh/cdn/understanding-cdn-statistics/Statistics Overview The Statistics section provides information about your website traffic and usage. It helps you understand how visitors are accessing your website and how much bandwidth is being used. Total Bandwidth Bandwidth shows the amount of data transferred between your website and visitors. The chart includes: Total Bandwidth – All data transferred. Cached Bandwidth – Data served from the CDN cache. Uncached Bandwidth – Data served directly from your hosting account. Higher cached bandwidth usually means better website performance.