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In this Section, you will learn how to create and modify your caching service Configurations, manage your SSL certificates, use our Cache invalidation tools, and more.
Configuration Management v3
Lumen Edge CDN gives you the ability to configure and customize the way your content is delivered. Our Configuration management UI and APIs allow you to do very simple actions like adding a new property by defining a new origin and delivery alias, but also to design very complex use‑cases with our conditional Match rules and features that can modify and optimize your content built on conditions based on your requests metadata.
- Learn more about about how to use Configuration Management v3 and how to set up a new configuration and properties, how to set up your origins and aliases etc.
- Learn how to push a Configuration into production and how to use our staged activation feature
- Discover our Match Rules Feature List for on‑the‑fly content manipulation, cache control management, advanced access control management, etc
- Lumen Expression Language will guide you on using Lumen's expression to set up your own custom rules
- Discover how to manage SSL delivery on our CDN and the different SSL certificates we support
- Discover our cache invalidation tools which Lumen CDN provides to keep your content updated
Configuration Management v2 [Deprecated]
Until your account is migrated to CMv3, you can still have access to our old Configuraiton Management UI and API. Note that the UI and API are now deprecated, and we strongly recommend you to ask for a migration of your account to CMv3.
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- Adding a configuration
- Adding a match rule to a configuration
- Adding a property to a configuration
- Adding a token authentication definition to a configuration
- Promoting a configuration to an environment
- Adding a new certificate
- Editing a configuration
- Adding a DCT definition to a configuration
- Viewing CName information for aliases on a configuration
- Adding an accept encoding definition to a configuration
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