Peter Wohlers
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Peter Wohlers commented,
If you have shielding set up, VCL will run at both the edge POP as well as the shield POP. and yeah... the unsetting really does fall into the 'paranoia' category, as you are correct...the value wo...
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Peter Wohlers commented,
There's an API for the dynamic servers. You could remove them from the pool: https://docs.fastly.com/api/dynamicservers#intro
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Peter Wohlers commented,
To take a backend offline, you could alternately just chmod the file you use for your healthcheck to something that will cause the healthcheck to fail, if that's easier than updating your Fastly co...
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Peter Wohlers commented,
Part of the issue here is that an origin's health is from the perspective of each and every POP. e.g. internet weather events may make a POP briefly unavailable. This means that sometimes an ori...
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Peter Wohlers commented,
Hi- Surrogate keys are created by adding a Surrogate-Key: header rather than via an API. It's something that needs to be done prior to the caching of the object, so it can't be done retro-actively...
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Peter Wohlers commented,
As an update to this, HEAD requests now cluster, so these should now reflect proper behavior. --Peter
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Peter Wohlers commented,
Hi- The PurgeID is generated when the purging system receives the purge request. It can be used internally by Fastly admins to verify if a particular purge request was received by any particular...
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Peter Wohlers commented,
If you open a support ticket (with the actual domain) we can take a look. We will protect the apex and all subdomains with certain exceptions (like some cloud provider domains). Regards, Peter
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Peter Wohlers commented,
I think the reason for the MISS can be found here: Cache-Control: public, max-age=600 Objects that have TTL of less than 3700 seconds don't get written to disk and are only stored in RAM which me...
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Peter Wohlers commented,
Hi rayd- Yes, we have a distributed storage architecture in our POPs and we don't cluster the HEAD requests. Use GET requests if you are trying to determine cacheability. i.e. something like: cu...