STACKIT CDN speeds up global content delivery while protecting origin web servers against traffic spikes.
Service Overview
Section titled “Service Overview”- Global Edge Performance: Caches static and dynamic web content across worldwide edge locations.
- Integrated WAF Security: Protects origins against SQL injection, XSS attacks, and bot networks.
- Image Optimizer: Automatically converts images to WebP format and resizes dimensions on the fly.
Technical Details
Section titled “Technical Details”- Protocols: Supports HTTP/2, HTTP/3, end-to-end TLS, and REST API cache purges.
- Billing: Pay-per-use model based strictly on egress traffic; free ingress transfers.
Log Storage
Section titled “Log Storage”The values below come from the STACKIT documentation and update themselves.
By default, STACKIT CDN stores the 10.000 most recent log entries from the past hour. You can query these logs directly via the API to perform quick troubleshooting or traffic analysis. A log entry contains the following information:
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| Status | The HTTP status code returned to the client (e.g., 200, 404). |
| Timestamp | The exact date and time (UTC) the request was processed. |
| Remote country | The ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 country code where the request originated. |
| Cache | Indicates if the request was a HIT (served from cache) or a MISS (fetched from origin). |
| Size | The total volume of data transferred in the response, measured in bytes. |
| Data center | The identifier of the specific CDN edge location that handled the request. A list of data centers is available here. |
| Path | The URL path of the requested resource. |
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