CDN interface

Available in Classic and VPC

This document describes the interface layout of CDN and how to view the CDN service list.
Access NAVER Cloud Platform's portal, and navigate to [Console] > i_menu > Services > Content Delivery > Global CDN.

CDN interface

The CDN interface, where you can request and manage the CDN service, includes the following components.

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Component	Description
① Menu name	Current menu name and the number of CDN services
② Basic features	Features shown when first accessing the CDN menu [Request CDN] button: Click to submit a New CDN service request. [Learn more about the product] button: Click to go to the Global CDN overview page. [Refresh] button: Click to refresh the page.
③ Post-creation features	Features available after creating a CDN service [Pause] button: Pause the selected CDN service. [Restart] button: Restart the selected CDN service. [Cancel CDN] button: Cancel the selected CDN service. [Change settings] button: Change the settings of the selected CDN service. [Purge] button: Purge the selected CDN server. [Purge log] button: View the recent purge history.
④ CDN service list	List of the created CDN services. Click to view the details.

Viewing CDN list

You can view the information of each CDN service created. To check the information:

Note

You can view the list when there is at least 1 CDN service created. If there is no CDN service created, no list appears on the CDN interface.

From the NAVER Cloud Platform console, navigate to > Services > Content Delivery > Global CDN.
When the CDN service list appears, you can see the summary or click on a service to view its details.
- Service settings
  - Service name: Name and unique ID of the created service.
  - Service protocol: Protocol type configured for the service.
  - Service status: Current operational status of the service.
    - Requested: CDN service has been requested based on the information entered by the user.
    - Configuring: CDN service is being configured to be ready for operation, based on the information entered by the user.
    - Deploying: CDN service has been set up and is now being deployed to the global bases.
    - Operating: CDN service has been set up and deployed and is now ready for operation.
    - Paused: CDN service operation has been paused.
    - Returning: CDN service has been canceled and is being returned.
  - Access log: Shows whether the requests made to CDN are recorded.
  - Service domain: Domain information for the created service.
  - Request date and time: Date and time when the CDN service was requested and deployed for the first time.
  - Last modified date and time: The date and time when the CDN service was last modified.
- Original settings
  - Origin location: Location where the original content is stored.
  - Origin path: Detailed path of the original content entered while the service was created.
  - Origin port: Port number of the origin server.
  - Origin protocol: Protocol of the origin server.
  - Cache key hostname: Cache key configuration for content.
  - Forward host header: Host header sent to the original server upon request.
  - Gzip compression: Shows whether compressed transfer is enabled.
  - Custom header: Additional header applied when the original content is requested. Click [See details] to view the header details.
- Caching settings
  - Caching option: Cashing policy configuration for content.
  - Cache expiry: Cycle of update through comparing the cached and the original contents.
  - Large file optimization: Shows whether optimized transfer for large files is enabled.
  - Force revalidation of stale objects: Shows whether cached content is delivered when communication with the origin server is unavailable.
  - Ignore query string: Shows whether query strings included in the client's request is ignored when the original content is requested.
  - Remove vary header: Shows whether the Vary header is removed from the original content.
- Viewer transfer settings
  - Gzip compression: Shows whether the content is compressed to be transferred to the user.
  - Security token: Shows whether requests made are verified through tokens. If this is enabled, the verification key is displayed.
  - Extensions exempted from verification (displayed when security token is enabled): extensions to be exempted from verification when security tokens are used
  - Referrer domain: Shows whether response is allowed only when the specified referrer of the request domain is present. If this is enabled, the specified referrer is displayed along with whether or not response is made when the specified referrer is absent.
  - Custom header: Additional header applied when a response is sent to the user. Click [See details] to view the header details.
  - Token location (displayed when security token is enabled): Location of the security token.