Single Origin

Configure a Single Origin when the content resides on a single origin host, with no failover or load-balancing requirements.

Configure

To configure a single origin:

1. Navigate to the Add or Edit Origin dialog as described in Configure a Host or Path Origin.
2. In the Add or Edit Origin dialog, select Single Origin.
3. Optionally, select an origin authentication method, and then set the relevant parameters.
   To configure an Amazon S3 bucket as an origin, see Configure an S3 Origin.
4. Select a protocol.
5. Enter the origin hostname.
6. Optionally, to override the host header value in requests to the origin, in the Origin Host Header Override field, enter the replacement header value.
   Note: When you override the host header for a site that uses the HTTPS protocol, you override both the header and the SNI value.
7. Optionally, use the Connect Timeout field to set the maximum allowed duration (in milliseconds) for connection with the origin server. 
8. Optionally, use the Read Timeout field to set the maximum allowed duration (in milliseconds) for content acquisition from the origin. 
9. Optionally, use the Origin Retries field to enable a specified number of retries if the initial connect or read attempt fails. The retry default is zero.
   
10. Save your changes.

Edit

To edit a single origin configuration, select the Pencil icon or the Edit Origin button. 

Delete

To delete the origin configuration, select the More icon and then select Delete.