Rules may be applied at the host or path level. To add a rule to a host or path: Navigate to the My Media Sites page and select the site. On the Media Site Configuration tab, scroll to the Hosts

The Bandwidth graph shows the amount of bandwidth consumed over the selected time period, measured in bits per second.  The following example is from an ASN report. The graph displays the bandwidth metric over the period, for the two selected

operation: Run the following command: terraform import qwilt_cdn_site_activation.example By default, this imports the active publishing operation. If there is no active publishing operation, then the most recent publishing operation is imported. Alternatively, run this command to

Overview The HTTP Methods rule sets the HTTP methods available to clients, to enable a client payload, and to set the maximum payload size (in bytes). Configure the Rule Here, we'll describe how to configure the rule with the

Introduction As a content publisher, you can use Qwilt URL Signing for authorization, to safeguard against unauthorized access to your content that is delivered through the Qwilt CDN. The article describes how to add the URL Signing rule to the

active Hydrolix account. Qwilt Cloud (QC) Services user credentials. (Provided by Qwilt.) JSON file with the needed log fields schema. (Provided by Qwilt.) STEP 2: Set the QC Services User Credentials in Hydrolix From the Hydrolix navigation bar, select Add

Use the Purge URL feature to purge specified content items, identified by URL. You can execute the Purge URL operation on a selected host. Purge Specified URLs To purge or update content on the CDN cache: On the Purge tab

Highlights New 2D Network Map View UI Support for Header Cache Keys Individual Action Editing in Processing Stage Rules Cross-Origin Resources Sharing (CORS): Allow * with Credentials Cache Efficiency Graph Added to Content Publisher Dashboard New 2D Network Map View

Highlights Media Delivery Documentation Release Log Pusher to Google Cloud Services (GCS) Resolved Issues Media Delivery Documentation Release The Qwilt Knowledge Base is now live! The Knowledge Base features our Media Delivery documentation, with detailed content related to all media

Highlights Qwilt Terraform Provider Publish to Staging Qwilt URL Signing - New "How To" Guide Qwilt Terraform Provider The new Qwilt Terraform provider allows you to manage and automate your Qwilt CDN configurations through Terraform. The Qwilt Terraform Provider integrates with

Download): They then use the Breakdown feature to further break down the Service Type dimension by Content Publisher: The View by Breakdown option pivots the table, turning the list of service types broken down by content publishers into a list

Configure an Origin For each site host, you must configure an origin. Optionally, you can configure a path-specific origin using the same steps. To configure a host or path origin: Navigate to the My Media Sites page and select

Login requires Qwilt Cloud credentials. To open the Media Delivery workspace: Use this URL to login to the QC Services user interface: https://qc-services.cqloud.com/md . If you are prompted to login, enter your Qwilt Cloud (QC) Services

Overview This feature lets you modify the client response by manipulating the response received from the origin. You can modify the status code, add, modify, or remove headers. MEL expressions can be used for generating dynamic values for these fields

Overview The Client IPv6 Support rule lets you enable or disable IPv6 support for all site hosts. By default, client IPv6 support is enabled. Enabled : The CDN responds to DNS queries with an AAAA record, allowing IPv6-capable clients to

You can configure multiple origins that operate using round robin load balancing. The CDN cycles visitor requests through the list of origins. This distributes the load more evenly across all the available origin servers. Configure To configure a list of

Overview The Cache Time to Live (TTL) rule lets you set caching policies to determine how long content is cached on the CDN before it is considered stale. The rule can also be configured to influence caching behavior on the

The Certificate Manager provides two options for managing SSL certificates for your Media Delivery sites: Upload a Certificate Upload a certificate, chain, and private key directly to the CDN, to make it available for linking to a site. Upload a