Advanced CDN Options. HTTPS/SSL,NGINX Settings,Video Streaming and more

Log into your https://accounts.cartika.com

Manage your Cartika CDN service and choose the "hostname" you wish to work with

Click on the advanced settings icon





Functions include

• Granular Country Access allow/deny
• Hotlink policy with advanced allow/deny capabilities
• Origin Policy (HTTP, HTTPS,AUTO)
• Advanced IP access allow/deny capabilities
• Secondary CDN Hostname Management
• Enable CDN Password control
• Psuedo Streaming - Our CDN supports pseudo-streaming MP4 and FLV videos. With this feature, your viewers can seek around a video even if it has not finished downloading. It requires a Flash player and a video prepared for pseudo-streaming
• Ignore Set Cookie Options - CDNs set cookies for session tracking. Our CDN does not cache any content with Set-Cookie response headers, including static content like JPEG files. If you experience 0% cache hits due to this, enable this setting so that such responses are cached.
• Block Search Engine Crawlers
• Advanced NGINX Settings - advanced rate limit settings, proxy read and connect timeout settings, proxy cache keys

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